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Meanings of conciliation in English
Portuguese
conciliação Catalan
apaivagament Usage of conciliation in English
1
It was a speech in favor of compromise, in favor of conciliation.
2
In this case, the truckers flouted the ministry's order for compulsory conciliation.
3
Then Grantham spoke again, a new note of conciliation in his voice.
4
But a policy of conciliation was demanded; the Northern journals asked it.
5
I had to laugh; and then a plan of conciliation suggested itself.
6
The man Shorty was speaking, and in a tone of honeyed conciliation.
7
When the nation was rent in twain, Lincoln, the propitiator, counselled conciliation.
8
Then after an instant of thought, he continued in tones of conciliation:-
9
Today the hopes have improved for peaceful conciliation within a united Congo.
10
All the Northern advocates of conciliation were eager to put it through.
11
The truth is, the commissioners arrived too late to effect any conciliation.
12
And all the while conciliation was as active as vindication was stern.
13
He stopped a moment, searching for the word of persuasion and conciliation.
14
He did much to harmonize the different tribes by his wise conciliation.
15
He had exhausted himself with appeals in favour of moderation, conciliation, compromise.
16
His rôle and that of his party was now one of conciliation.
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Conciliation through the time
Conciliation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common