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Dictionary definition of reconcile
To restore friendly or harmonious relations between people or groups.
"They attended relationship-theorpy in an attempt to reconcile their differences."
Detailed meaning of reconcile
It can refer to the process of resolving differences and restoring a sense of understanding or unity between two or more people or groups. The term can also be used more broadly to describe the process of bringing something into agreement or alignment with something else, or to resolve a discrepancy or inconsistency. In general, reconciliation involves finding a way to resolve differences and move forward in a positive and constructive way.
Example sentences containing reconcile
1. I hope we can reconcile our differences and move forward.
2. They try to reconcile their conflicting opinions through open dialogue.
3. She will reconcile her personal goals with her professional aspirations.
4. We need to reconcile our financial records to ensure accuracy.
5. The mediator helped the two parties reconcile their differences.
6. My parents reconciled after a long period of estrangement.
History and etymology of reconcile
The verb 'reconcile' has its origins in the Latin word 'reconciliare,' which combines 're-' meaning 'again' and 'conciliare' meaning 'to bring together' or 'to make friendly.' In Latin, 'reconciliare' was used to describe the act of reestablishing friendly or harmonious relations between individuals or groups who were previously in conflict or disagreement. In English, 'reconcile' was adopted in the 14th century, retaining its Latin sense of restoring amicable relationships or resolving differences. The etymology of 'reconcile' underscores its historical association with the idea of bringing people or factions together once again, emphasizing the process of healing and reuniting after a period of discord or strife.
Further usage examples of reconcile
1. The therapist guided them to reconcile their past traumas.
2. The couple made efforts to reconcile their relationship after a disagreement.
3. We must reconcile our values with our actions.
4. The siblings are working on reconciling their long-standing grudges.
5. She reconciled her conflicting emotions and made a decision.
6. The organization seeks to reconcile its environmental impact with sustainability practices.
7. They reconciled their opposing viewpoints and found common ground.
8. The accountant will reconcile the bank statements with the financial records.
9. He hopes to reconcile his religious beliefs with scientific discoveries.
10. The friends are trying to reconcile after a falling out.
11. I need to reconcile my work-life balance for better overall well-being.
12. The team is working together to reconcile the discrepancies in the project plan.
13. They reconciled their differences and formed a strong partnership.
14. She tried to reconcile her desire for adventure with her fear of the unknown.
