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Meanings of reconciler in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "peacemaker"
Examples for "peacemaker"
1
Glenarvan, as usual, always the peacemaker, interfered in the debate, and said:
2
Now it was Puck who led the fairies as the great peacemaker.
3
Lemass was a peacemaker who went north to meet Captain Terence O'Neill.
4
She came to us ostensibly in your name, and as a peacemaker.
5
He was in a sharp mood, so I came along as peacemaker.
1
When my son was born we swore we wouldn't use a pacifier.
2
I glanced at Ben, who was happily sucking away on his pacifier.
3
She lay quietly beside the sleeping nanny, sucking fiercely on a pacifier.
4
Dakota He gets cranky if he doesn't have his pacifier and bottle.
5
The great and real pacifier of the world was the lawyer.
1
In Congress he was a conciliator; now he has become a demanding arbitrator.
2
Negotiations began in May 2009 and a federal conciliator was appointed in mid-March.
3
A born conciliator, Tom never held a grudge in his life.
4
The move also fits well with his great conciliator legacy as Fianna Fáil leader.
5
Reviled by all parties, he sought the great conciliator, death.
Usage of reconciler in English
1
Nor did even her mother object, for sickness is a wondrous reconciler.
2
After being our strength and defender, you will become our peacemaker and reconciler.
3
Anne, always the reconciler, said, I'll fetch a parasol.
4
In the presence of the great reconciler, Death, ordinary human contentions and angers should be hushed.
5
Death, says George Eliot, is the great reconciler.
6
Sickness, nearness to death, is a great reconciler.
7
What a charming reconciler and peacemaker money is!
8
Perhaps he had meddled too little with politics to have acquired the dexterity requisite for a reconciler.
9
He is the general counsellor, the reconciler of family quarrels, the arbitrator in differences, the guardian of morals.
10
The reconciler has not yet appeared.
11
He is no merely external reconciler.
12
Who be so sweet a reconciler?
13
After all, where genuine love reigns, worldly environment matters comparatively little; love makes happiness, and happiness is the reconciler.
14
Jesus of Nazareth is the Saviour or the reconciler of men to God in the body of his flesh through death.
15
She had come to be a tacitly agreed upon domestic regulator, judge, settler of difficulties, shepherdess, and reconciler in the land.
16
Mr. Sumner maintained that the ballot was the great guarantee-"theonly sufficient guarantee-beingin itself peacemaker, reconciler, schoolmaster, and protector."
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Frequent collocations
Reconciler through the time