When to Use the Word Reconcile?
1: to Make Friendly Again She Helped to Reconcile Friends Who Had Been Quarreling. 2: to Settle by Agreement: Adjust You'll Have to Reconcile Your Differences...
1 : to make friendly again She helped to reconcile friends who had been quarreling. 2 : to settle by agreement : adjust You'll have to reconcile your differences. 3 : to make agree His story cannot be reconciled with the facts. 4 : to cause to give in or accept I reconciled myself to the loss.
How do you use the word reconcile?
- While Kim wishes to reconcile with Lisa, Lisa is not willing to forgive and forget.
- Bill's plan was to reconcile with his estranged brother whom he had not spoken to in seven years.
- Despite Hank's numerous affairs, he expresses a desire to move back home and reconcile with his spouse.
How do you use reconcile in a simple sentence?
1) It is sometimes difficult to reconcile science and religion. 2) Must they reconcile themselves to their fate? 3) It was hard to reconcile his career ambitions with the needs of his children. 4) All efforts to reconcile her with her husband were in vain.
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