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Meanings of reconcile in English

Portuguese
conciliar
Catalan
ajustar
Spanish
acordar

Come to terms.

conciliar
Portuguese
reconciliar
Catalan
congeniar

Bring into consonance or accord.

reconciliar

To accept as inevitable.

Usage of reconcile in English
1
However, long after our communities reconcile, we as individuals continue to suffer.
The Irish Times
2
A national conference is being planned, to try to reconcile all sides.
Reuters
3
The problem was that the concept was hard to reconcile with Jack.
Exit strategy
4
Given the fundamental nature of crossing, it's hard to reconcile those observations.
The Guardian
5
Their friends had all the trouble in the world to reconcile them.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
6
The planets suggest he may even try to reconcile with her soon!
The South African
7
All the efforts of their sovereigns to reconcile them were in vain.
The Psychology of Revolution
8
As president of the Royal Society Pepys tried to reconcile their antagonisms.
The Guardian
9
In every sense you reconcile me to men and the world, Laetitia.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
10
Schaap and his wife are trying to reconcile their marriage, he said.
Reuters
11
Young women will know how to reconcile the opposition of the sentiment.
Vittoria — Volume 7
12
The report of the scholarship won would reconcile him to his disappointment.
Sandy
13
He wondered whether Mei had ever wanted him to reconcile with Nicola.
Caliban's War
14
History hasn't been kind to Sartre's attempt to reconcile Marxism with existentialism.
The Guardian
15
Thus with kind words the judges tried to reconcile the two peasants.
The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories
16
In the end, she simply couldn't reconcile the contradictions of modern life.
The Guardian
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Translations for reconcile
Spanish
acordar
Reconcile through the time
Reconcile across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common