Conciliating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCILIATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCILIATE, to gain (as goodwill) by pleasing acts
• act as a mediator
• reconcile; make compatible
• stop (someone) being angry or discontented; placate
• gain (esteem or goodwill)

Words related to CONCILIATING

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How to use CONCILIATING in a sentence

• At the fall of Robespierre he had succeeded in conciliating Barras, and through every successive change he still managed to gain a fresh tenure of the property.
• There must, however, be some way of conciliating the interests of both landlords and tenants.
• This he has done in a manner equally strenuous and conciliating.
• He is positive and abrupt, and is not in the habit of conciliating the feelings or soothing the follies of others.
• A man is either better or worse than the manner he chooses for purposes of conciliating or defying the world.
• With a conciliating, apologetic bob of his tail, he trotted on up wind and came upon Skipper on his back, rolled in a blanket so that only his head stuck out, and sound asleep.
• His conduct in dealing with the Arians was uncompromising yet conciliating.
• The times were stern, and the policy of conciliating rebels and murderers by weak concessions was not even dreamed of.
• The great danger was, that, while conciliating the Conservatives by a show of concession, he should alienate his own party by seeming to concede too much.
• The morning studies were abandoned, but a quantity of books were sent over from Cherbury for Plantagenet, and Lady Annabel seized every opportunity of conciliating Mrs.
• He knew several words of their language, and had read of the mode of addressing and conciliating them.
• And yet he was very civil-spoken too, and addressed both the ladies in a most conciliating tone, and with a kind of florid politeness.
• Nelson seized the opportunity of further conciliating the Czar, by sending the sword of this officer to him, as Grand Master of the Order of Malta.
• The successful candidate, Adams, was not fitted by training or opinion for conciliating a determined opposition.
• They carried with them a valuable present and a letter from the Convention to the Burman emperor, sent in the hope of conciliating his favor toward the missionaries.
• Love and gratitude be to his memory! My mother loved us no less ardently than my father, but she was of a quicker temper, and less adept at conciliating affection.
• At the same time he issued proclamations for the purpose of conciliating the inhabitants.
• There was no longer a war on hand nor a rival power in the land, therefore the necessity for conciliating the Indian and gaining his friendship no longer existed.
• That nomination depended on his conciliating the old Democratic, rebel element at the South, then powerful in National Democratic councils.
• The two first kings of the house of Hanover could only keep the crown on their own heads by conciliating the Revolution families and accepting Revolution principles.
• He seemed an inferior sort of a person, and I had no idea at first of conciliating him and making a sale.
• He arrived at Halifax in September, 1840, and his first political act was in the direction of conciliating the Liberals, who were in the majority in the assembly.
• Instead of provoking his opponents, and answering back, as was to be expected of him, he was conciliating and forbearing.
• He did this in the hope of thereby conciliating Spain to make a commercial treaty which he thought was far more important than shipping.
• He was particularly fortunate in conciliating the good will of the Shawnee chief.
• His speech was humble, conciliating, and artful, but failed to gain the object.
• Representations begin to interest when crude passions recede, and feel the need of conciliating liberal interests and adding some intellectual charm to their dumb attractions.
• Necessity of conciliating the Protestants of, 307, 377, 492.
• He was also well disposed to welcome any accident that might give him a pretext for conciliating the house of Stramen.
• The Bill may be a model of artful provision for conciliating the prejudices or soothing the fears of English electors, but it is not a well-digested constitution.
• But in private life and social intercourse he was bland, gentle, and conciliating.
• Extend the same conciliating charity to the South and West.

Similar words containing NCILIAT without suffix ing and without prefix co

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