reconciling Antonyms
Meaning of reconciling
reconciling (s)
tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony
reconciling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Reconcile
reconciling Sentence Examples
- The accountants worked tirelessly to reconcile the bank statement with the company's records.
- After a heated argument, the couple spent hours reconciling their differences.
- The diplomat struggled to reconcile his country's foreign policy with its humanitarian obligations.
- The artist's paintings were a unique blend of abstract and figurative elements, reconciling seemingly opposite styles.
- The teacher employed various strategies to reconcile different learning styles in her classroom.
- The biographer attempted to reconcile the conflicting accounts of the historical figure's life.
- The financial advisor helped her clients reconcile their savings goals with their risk tolerance.
- The scientist sought to reconcile the theory with the observed data, but the results remained inconclusive.
- The company was forced to reconcile its environmental impact with its profit margins.
- After years of estrangement, the siblings finally found a way to reconcile and rebuild their relationship.
FAQs About the word reconciling
tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmonyof Reconcile
conforming, aligning, connecting, combining, matching, merging, integrating, adapting, balancing, harmonizing
disordering, skewing, disrupting, disorganizing, disordering, alienating, confusing, confusing, disorganizing, upsetting
The accountants worked tirelessly to reconcile the bank statement with the company's records.
After a heated argument, the couple spent hours reconciling their differences.
The diplomat struggled to reconcile his country's foreign policy with its humanitarian obligations.
The artist's paintings were a unique blend of abstract and figurative elements, reconciling seemingly opposite styles.
