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Meanings of conciliatory tone in anglès

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Usage of conciliatory tone in anglès
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King Hamad's conciliatory tone suggested he recognises the gravity of the crisis.
The Guardian
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Announcing details of the forum, Mrs Justice Denham adopted a conciliatory tone.
The Irish Times
3
In the end, Trump surprised many by taking a more conciliatory tone.
The Irish Times
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He said in a conciliatory tone, She's a damned thief, that's what.
Colors Aloft!
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The message to Zuckerberg, however, strikes a much less conciliatory tone.
Wired
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Aware of their limits, they also adopt a more conciliatory tone toward China.
Reuters
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Those companies that do speak out mostly take a conciliatory tone.
Reuters
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Both sides struck a conciliatory tone on Monday, but no concrete details emerged.
Reuters
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Rising from his seat, he said in a more conciliatory tone:
Bought and Paid For; From the Play of George Broadhurst
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When the clamor had ceased, he said, in a conciliatory tone: My friends!
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
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No hint of compromise; nought of the cautious and conciliatory tone of the inaugural.
Lincoln; An Account of his Personal Life, Especially of its Spri...
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In particular, Netanyahu has set a moderate and conciliatory tone.
The Guardian
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But Cameron, speaking in the House of Commons on Wednesday, struck a conciliatory tone.
The Guardian
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But Kyrgios struck a conciliatory tone beforehand, and the match was played with respect.
The South African
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Still, the conciliatory tone emanating from Washington has raised hopes of a further thaw.
Reuters
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Carson himself replied in a gentle and conciliatory tone to Mr. Healy's coarse diatribe.
Ulster's Stand For Union
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Conciliatory tone through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common