reconciling (to) (Meaning)

reconciling (to)

to cause (someone) to accept (something unpleasant)

She was tasked with reconciling the conflicting accounts of the witnesses.
The company's goal was to reconcile its expenses with its revenue.
The couple spent hours reconciling their differences and finding common ground.
The therapist aimed to reconcile the patient with their inner self.
He struggled to reconcile his past actions with his current beliefs.
The organization's mission was to reconcile disparate groups within society.
She sought to reconcile her love for her family with her desire for adventure.
The historian worked diligently to reconcile conflicting accounts of the historical event.
The bank statement helped them reconcile their financial records.
The peace treaty was an attempt to reconcile the warring factions.

to cause (someone) to accept (something unpleasant)

enduring, accepting, yielding (to), handling, sweating out, assenting (to),sticking out, consenting (to), agreeing (with or to), standing

resisting, rejecting, opposing, declining, repudiating, dismissing, refusing, fighting,turning down, refraining (from)

She was tasked with reconciling the conflicting accounts of the witnesses.

The company's goal was to reconcile its expenses with its revenue.

The couple spent hours reconciling their differences and finding common ground.

The therapist aimed to reconcile the patient with their inner self.