reconcile

Definition for reconcile

verb as in make peace; adjust

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accommodate, appease, assuage, conform, coordinate, harmonize, integrate, pacify, placate, rectify, resolve, reunite

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accord, accustom, arbitrate, arrange, attune, compose, conciliate, cool, fit, intercede, mediate, mitigate, propitiate, proportion, regulate, settle, suit, tune

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bring to terms, bring together, bury the hatchet, come together, fix up, get together on, kiss and make up, make matters up, make up, patch things up, patch up, re-establish, reconciliate, restore harmony, win over

verb as in resign oneself to something

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accept, accommodate

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resign, submit, yield

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get used to, make the best of, put up with

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He said that since Assad’s fall, many Alawites were fired from their jobs and some former soldiers who reconciled with the new authorities were killed.

From Los Angeles Times

How did she reconcile the public and private sides of her life?

From BBC

Historians and biographers work around archival gaps to delicately stitch together suppressed histories, but fiction writers can take more creative liberties to reconcile the past.

From Los Angeles Times

I asked the Social Security Administration to reconcile its claim of a bloated workforce with the facts.

From Los Angeles Times

There were plenty of reactions in the halls of UN headquarters in New York, as European leaders worked to reconcile with the latest US position.

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