conciliate (Meaning)

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conciliate (v)

cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of

come to terms

make (one thing) compatible with (another)

No weak antonyms found.

The diplomat's primary goal was to conciliate the conflicting parties and promote peace.
She tried to conciliate her colleagues' differences by facilitating a constructive dialogue.
The supervisor sought to conciliate the disgruntled employees by addressing their concerns.
His efforts to conciliate the opposing factions in the organization were met with skepticism.
The mediator worked tirelessly to conciliate the disputing neighbors and find common ground.
Despite their heated argument, they eventually found a way to conciliate and move forward.
The government attempted to conciliate the labor union's demands to prevent a strike.
The counselor's role was to conciliate the family members and help them resolve their conflicts.
They agreed to seek counseling to conciliate their marriage after a series of disagreements.
The community leader's ability to conciliate various interests was crucial in maintaining harmony within the neighborhood.

cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of, come to terms, make (one thing) compatible with (another)

reconcile, align, combine,coordinate, adapt, accommodate, conform, harmonize, integrate, tune

disarray, disturb, confuse, disrupt, upset, alienate, disorganize, disturb, skew, disarray

The diplomat's primary goal was to conciliate the conflicting parties and promote peace.

She tried to conciliate her colleagues' differences by facilitating a constructive dialogue.

The supervisor sought to conciliate the disgruntled employees by addressing their concerns.

His efforts to conciliate the opposing factions in the organization were met with skepticism.