reconcilable Antonyms
Strongest:
- antipodal
- irreconcilable
- opposite
- antithetical
- diametrical
- antipodal
- irreconcilable
- contradictory
- contrary
- opposing
- contrary
- antagonistic
- antagonistic
- opposite
- contradictory
- diametrical
- opposing
- antithetical
Strong:
- incompatible
- incongruous
- repugnant
- conflicting
- diametric
- antipodean
- discrepant
- discordant
- inconsistent
- incompatible
- repugnant
- mutually-exclusive
- discordant
- antipodean
- discrepant
- incongruous
- mutually-exclusive
- conflicting
- inconsistent
- diametric
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Meaning of reconcilable
reconcilable (a)
capable of being reconciled
reconcilable (a.)
Capable of being reconciled; as, reconcilable adversaries; an act reconciable with previous acts.
reconcilable Sentence Examples
- The differences between their perspectives were irreconcilable, leading to an impasse.
- His beliefs were deeply rooted and reconcilable with modern science.
- Despite their initial conflict, they found common ground and eventually reconciled their differences.
- The financial reports were irreconcilable, causing confusion and suspicion.
- The accounting records were carefully scrutinized, and any discrepancies were meticulously reconciled.
- The incompatible data sets proved to be reconcilable after applying a different algorithm.
- The couple's differences were irreconcilable, and their marriage ended in divorce.
- The scientist meticulously reconciled the experimental data to eliminate any outliers.
- The company's financial statements were not reconcilable due to an accounting error.
- The two theories seemed reconcilable at first, but further analysis revealed fundamental contradictions.
FAQs About the word reconcilable
capable of being reconciledCapable of being reconciled; as, reconcilable adversaries; an act reconciable with previous acts.
congruent, conformable (to), concordant, compatible, agreeing,consistent, consonant, congruous, like, harmonious
antipodal,irreconcilable, opposite, antithetical, diametrical, antipodal, irreconcilable, contradictory, contrary, opposing
The differences between their perspectives were irreconcilable, leading to an impasse.
His beliefs were deeply rooted and reconcilable with modern science.
Despite their initial conflict, they found common ground and eventually reconciled their differences.
The financial reports were irreconcilable, causing confusion and suspicion.
