reconcile (to) Antonyms
Meaning of reconcile (to)
reconcile (to)
to cause (someone) to accept (something unpleasant)
reconcile (to) Sentence Examples
- The couple made an earnest attempt to reconcile after their bitter argument.
- The warring factions finally reconciled, ending decades of hostilities.
- The accounting department diligently reconciled the financial records to ensure accuracy.
- The estranged siblings found it challenging to reconcile their differences.
- The scientist meticulously reconciled the experimental data with the predicted outcomes.
- The author worked tirelessly to reconcile the complex plotlines of the novel.
- The historian endeavored to reconcile conflicting accounts of the past.
- The mediator skillfully guided the parties towards a path of reconciliation.
- The company initiated a reconciliation process to resolve outstanding customer disputes.
- The reconciliation of personal and professional life can be a delicate balancing act.
FAQs About the word reconcile (to)
to cause (someone) to accept (something unpleasant)
stand, support, meet, assent (to), abide, stick out, agree (with or to), yield (to), accept, sustain
fight, repudiate, avoid, turn down, resist, decline, combat, oppose,refuse, dismiss
The couple made an earnest attempt to reconcile after their bitter argument.
The warring factions finally reconciled, ending decades of hostilities.
The accounting department diligently reconciled the financial records to ensure accuracy.
The estranged siblings found it challenging to reconcile their differences.
