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reconcile

[rek-uhn-sahyl] / ˈrɛk ənˌsaɪl /




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I’d reconciled myself to our fashions being watered down and thoughtlessly mixed in with other Eastern styles.

From Literature

He learns the truth of Violetta’s sacrifice only in time to reconcile with her on her deathbed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Speaker Mike Johnson has told House Republicans that the chambers may need formal negotiations to reconcile the competing versions -- a process that could delay the bill for weeks.

From Barron's

"Nuclear power is key to reconciling both independence -- and thus energy sovereignty -- with decarbonisation, and thus carbon neutrality," Macron said.

From Barron's

We often think of the 1990s in Iran as a time when clerical reformers and intellectuals were trying to reconcile faith and reason, to create a left-wing hybrid of Islam and democracy.

From The Wall Street Journal