reconcile

Definition for reconcile

verb as in make peace; adjust

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accommodate, appease, assuage, conform, coordinate, harmonize, integrate, pacify, placate, rectify, resolve, reunite

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accord, accustom, arbitrate, arrange, attune, compose, conciliate, cool, fit, intercede, mediate, mitigate, propitiate, proportion, regulate, settle, suit, tune

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bring to terms, bring together, bury the hatchet, come together, fix up, get together on, kiss and make up, make matters up, make up, patch things up, patch up, re-establish, reconciliate, restore harmony, win over

verb as in resign oneself to something

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accept, accommodate

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resign, submit, yield

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get used to, make the best of, put up with

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"There will always be people who are not reconciled for one reason or another but that doesn't mean we shouldn't pursue it," he told the BBC's new Borderland podcast.

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The BBC understands the couple reconciled and married later that year and are understood to have had a young child together.

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Moody finds it hard to reconcile that he is now part of the match's cause, rather than a supporter.

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Then it doesn’t, and we’re left trying to reconcile a legitimately gripping tale of one family’s ordeal with what we know about the suffering that’s occurred during the two years of war since.

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