Pronunciation: /rɪˈprəʊtʃmənt/
noun a reestablishing of cordial relations
A1 I hope there will be a reproachment between the two neighbors.
A2 The reproachment between the two rival companies was unexpected.
B1 The reproachment between the warring factions brought hope for peace.
B2 The reproachment between the two countries was a significant step towards reconciliation.
C1 The reproachment between the political parties was carefully negotiated and well-received by the public.
C2 The reproachment between the feuding families was a long and challenging process, but ultimately successful.
formal The two countries are working towards a reproachment after years of strained relations.
informal There seems to be a reproachment between them after their big argument.
slang I never thought they would make a reproachment, but I'm glad they did.
figurative The reproachment between the two rival companies was unexpected but beneficial for both parties.
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