Pronunciation: /ˈrɛk.ən.saɪld/
verb to restore friendly relations between
A1 I reconciled with my friend after our argument.
A2 She reconciled her bank statement to make sure all the transactions were correct.
B1 The couple reconciled their differences and decided to give their relationship another chance.
B2 After years of estrangement, the siblings finally reconciled and made amends.
C1 The warring nations were able to reconcile their differences and sign a peace treaty.
C2 Despite their rocky past, the two business partners were able to reconcile and work together successfully.
adjective no longer in conflict or disagreement
A1 They were once enemies, but now they are reconciled friends.
A2 The couple reconciled their differences and decided to give their relationship another chance.
B1 After years of not speaking, the siblings finally reconciled at their parents' anniversary party.
B2 The two countries were able to reconcile their differences and sign a peace treaty.
C1 The company was able to reconcile their financial records and identify the discrepancies.
C2 Through therapy and communication, the couple was able to reconcile their troubled marriage and find happiness again.
formal After a long discussion, the two parties finally reconciled their differences.
informal I heard they reconciled after that big fight.
slang They squashed the beef and reconciled in the end.
figurative The colors of the painting were so different, yet somehow they reconciled perfectly.
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