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Meanings of reconciled in English

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Usage of reconciled in English
1
Perhaps on that long sea voyage, alone together, they would be reconciled.
Bones of the Dragon
2
Murray said differences between the Senate and House bills must be reconciled.
Reuters
3
I thought that I had long ago reconciled myself to her going.
The Irish Times
4
He was also reconciled with the papacy and the House of Austria.
Memoirs of Marguerite de Valois, Queen of Navarre — Volume 3
5
They've since reconciled and lived together violence-free for the past 10 years.
Radio NZ
6
The north of England had never been fully reconciled to Tudor rule.
Sovereign
7
The left is not easily reconciled to Mrs Clinton's record and style.
The Guardian
8
The republican opposition submitted to be pardoned; but it was not reconciled.
The History of Rome, Book V / The Establishment of the Military ...
9
Public benefit and commercial calculation are thus reconciled in one big swoosh.
The Guardian
10
Be reconciled to your wife; for such is the commandment of God.
A Heroine of France: The Story of Joan of Arc
11
And can it be reconciled with our notions of a free press?
The Guardian
12
The injured has the prerogative of praying the injurer to be reconciled.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Nu...
13
The book entirely reconciled me to the soft twilight of the station.
Tremendous Trifles
14
They could not abide it; they could not get reconciled to it.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
15
West and FitzGerald reconciled not long after and became engaged in 2007.
News.com.au
16
The apparent inconsistencies of the Chinese can, in all likelihood, be reconciled.
China
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Reconciled across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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