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Conciliate (Verb)

Meaning 1

Come to terms; "After some discussion we finally made up".

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • The neighbors had been feuding for years, but they eventually decided to conciliate and formed a lasting peace.
  • Diplomats worked tirelessly to conciliate the warring parties and negotiate a truce.
  • After years of separation, the siblings finally conciliated and began rebuilding their relationship.
  • The group's efforts to conciliate the opposing factions ultimately failed, leading to further conflict.
  • Years of bitter rivalry between the business rivals finally came to an end as they conciliated and formed a partnership.

Synonyms

  • Reconcile
  • Patch Up
  • Settle
  • Make Up

Hypernyms

  • Concur
  • Hold
  • Agree

Hyponyms

  • Propitiate
  • Appease
  • Make Peace

Related Words

  • Conciliation (noun)
  • Conciliative (adjective)
  • Conciliatory (adjective)

Meaning 2

Make (one thing) compatible with (another); "The scientists had to accommodate the new results with the existing theories".

Classification

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

Examples

  • The new research findings had to be carefully conciliated with the company's long-standing procedures before presentation.
  • Scientists worked tirelessly to conciliate the emerging data with the long-held laws of physics.
  • To avoid controversy, the government tried to conciliate the differing demands from environmentalists and the industrial sector.
  • The company struggled to conciliate its business goals with the local community's concerns about the new development.
  • Experts endeavored to conciliate the statistical models with actual performance data to make more accurate predictions.

Synonyms

  • Reconcile
  • Accommodate

Hypernyms

  • Harmonize
  • Harmonise

Meaning 3

Cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of; "She managed to mollify the angry customer".

Classification

Verbs of feeling.

Examples

  • The company offered a discount to conciliate the disgruntled customer who had complained about the delay in delivery.
  • The diplomat worked hard to conciliate the two warring countries by brokering a series of peace talks.
  • The chef decided to conciliate the unhappy diner by preparing a new dish exactly to their liking.
  • In an effort to conciliate the residents, the city council announced plans to upgrade the local park.
  • After the argument, she tried to conciliate her partner with a heartfelt apology and a small gift.

Synonyms

  • Lenify
  • Placate
  • Assuage
  • Appease
  • Gentle
  • Pacify
  • Gruntle
  • Mollify

Hypernyms

  • Tranquillize
  • Tranquillise
  • Calm
  • Quieten
  • Still
  • Tranquilize
  • Lull
  • Calm Down

Related Words

  • Conciliation (noun)
  • Conciliative (adjective)
  • Conciliator (noun)
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