reconciling

• Describe algo que restablece la armonía o el acuerdo entre personas o ideas; que tiene la cualidad de resolver desavenencias o conflictos.

Describes something that brings people or ideas back into harmony or agreement; having the quality of resolving differences.

1. Tending to reconcile or accommodateC1formal

   Having the quality of bringing people or things into harmony or agreement.

   conciliador

   • Her reconciling attitude helped ease the tension between the two groups.
   • The mediator offered a reconciling proposal that both sides could accept.
   • His reconciling words soothed the heated argument.

   Sinónimosconciliatoryplacating

   Antónimosdivisiveestranging

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de restablecer relaciones amistosas, poner en conformidad algo o hacer que alguien acepte una situación difícil.

A verb used to indicate the act of restoring friendly relations, making consistent, or causing someone to accept a difficult situation.

1. Make compatibleB2formal

   To make one thing consistent or compatible with another.

   Conciliar

   • She tried to reconcile her career ambitions with her family responsibilities.
   • The accountant reconciled the bank statement with the company records.
   • It is difficult to reconcile his actions with his stated beliefs.

   Sinónimosaccommodateadjustattuneconciliatecoordinateharmonizeintegratematchsquaresynchronize

   Antónimosconflictdivideopposeseparate

2. Bring into accordB2formal

   To restore friendly relations between people or groups after a disagreement.

   reconciliar

   • The two friends reconciled after a long argument.
   • The mediator helped reconcile the opposing parties.
   • They reconciled their differences and moved forward together.

   Sinónimosappeaseconciliateharmonizemake peacepacifypatch upplacatepropitiateresolvereunitesettle

   Antónimosalienatedisunitedivideestrangeseparate

3. Come to termsB2formal

   To accept a difficult or unpleasant situation and find a way to deal with it.

   Aceptar, resignarse

   • He had to reconcile himself to the fact that he would never be a professional athlete.
   • She reconciled with the loss of her job and started looking for new opportunities.
   • They reconciled themselves to the long commute.

   Sinónimosacceptget used to

4. Accept as inevitableC1formal

   To accept something that cannot be changed or avoided.

   resignarse a

   • He reconciled himself to the inevitability of change.
   • She reconciled with the fact that the project would take longer than expected.
   • They reconciled themselves to the new regulations.

   Sinónimosacceptget used to

   Antónimosfightopposeprotestrejectresist