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to reconcile
01
to become friendly again with another person after ending a disagreement or dispute
Intransitive
02
to bring back the harmony
Transitive: to reconcile an issue or conflict
03
to make two things seem to fit or work well with each other
Transitive: to reconcile two things | to reconcile sth with sth
04
to persuade someone to accept something unpleasant or difficult to deal with
Transitive: to reconcile sb to an unpleasant situation
05
to make a person become friendly again with another after ending a disagreement or dispute
Transitive: to reconcile two people or parties
reconcile
v
reconcilable
adj
reconcilable
adj
reconciled
adj
reconciled
adj
reconciler
n
reconciler
n
Example
Friends often reconcile by acknowledging misunderstandings and apologizing.
It takes time to reconcile with family members after a heated disagreement.
Couples attend counseling to reconcile and strengthen their relationship.
After a heated argument, they took steps to reconcile and mend their friendship.
The accounting department reconciled the invoices with the company's purchase orders.
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