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Meanings of quite reconciled in English
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Usage of quite reconciled in English
1
He had not quite reconciled himself to the difference of his position.
2
She seemed quite reconciled to the situation of things as they were.
3
So Rikli became quite reconciled to her lot, and was in good-humor again.
4
He was not yet quite reconciled to the trick fate had played him.
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I am now quite reconciled to your four years at college.
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So they think I'm quite reconciled to it, but I'm not.
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The time was at hand, and the boy was quite reconciled to his fate.
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He was quite reconciled to his lot, and had become completely one of us.
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We have quite reconciled ourselves to staying where we are.'
10
It was soothing and restful, and we felt quite reconciled to life in the navy.
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I am quite reconciled to the idea of going.
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The girl, who said her name was Tilly, got quite reconciled to us next day.
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Mrs. Sheridan seems now quite reconciled to these little absences, which she knows are unavoidable.
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And you, as a philosopher, should be quite reconciled.
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Now looking at it that way, I'm quite reconciled to your being nice to me.
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Come, I am quite reconciled-letus enjoy the farce.