conciliatory (Meaning)

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conciliatory (a)

making or willing to make concessions

intended to placate

She adopted a conciliatory tone during the meeting to ease tensions among team members.
His conciliatory gesture, offering to compromise, was met with appreciation from his colleagues.
The president's conciliatory speech aimed to mend fences and promote unity among citizens.
In the face of adversity, a conciliatory approach can often lead to resolution.
The judge's conciliatory remarks encouraged the parties to consider a settlement rather than litigation.
The CEO's conciliatory attitude towards labor issues helped prevent a potential strike.
The conciliatory letter from management addressed employees' concerns and promised to take action.
When faced with criticism, she responded with a conciliatory demeanor, seeking to address concerns constructively.
Diplomats engage in conciliatory dialogue to prevent conflicts from escalating into full-blown crises.
The politician's conciliatory stance on contentious issues appealed to voters seeking compromise.

making or willing to make concessions, intended to placate

pacific, placating, propitiatory, conciliating, comforting,placatory, kind, soothing, appeasing, mollifying

provocative, irritating, exasperating, galling, frustrating, vexing, frustrating, hostile, provoking, maddening

She adopted a conciliatory tone during the meeting to ease tensions among team members.

His conciliatory gesture, offering to compromise, was met with appreciation from his colleagues.

The president's conciliatory speech aimed to mend fences and promote unity among citizens.

In the face of adversity, a conciliatory approach can often lead to resolution.