Definitions

re-establish

VERB

reconcile

Synonyms

STRONGEST

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

STRONG

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

WEAK

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 reconciliate restore harmony win over

Antonyms

STRONGEST

agitate fight incite irritate mismatch separate upset

STRONG

argue confuse disagree disarrange disorganize disperse increase mix up refuse scatter

WEAK

divorce estrange

Example Sentences

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Some in the legacy media are attempting to re-establish public trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

He was not doing well but his mother was able to speak to him and re-establish contact.

From Barron's

National Security Strategy, which was published this month, says that the U.S. government will aim to stop war spreading in Europe and “re-establish strategic stability with Russia.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He said his lawyers advised him to flee to Serbia, where he hoped to re-establish Terraform Labs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mark no longer lives with his adopted family, but they are in touch and the Walkers desperately want to re-establish the relationship.

From BBC

re-establish

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