Reconcile is valid Scrabble Word

Is reconcile a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is reconcile valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for RECONCILE in dictionary:

VERB:

to restore or bring back to friendship or union
restore friendly relations between
settle (a quarrel)
make or show to be compatible
make someone accept (a disagreeable or unwelcome thing)
make (one account) consistent with another, especially by allowing for transactions begun but not yet completed
harmonize (conflicting beliefs etc)
To cause to be friendly again; to conciliate anew; to restore to friendship; to bring back to harmony; to cause to be no longer at variance; as, to reconcile persons who have quarreled.
To bring to acquiescence, content, or quiet submission; as, to reconcile one\'s self to affictions.
To make consistent or congruous; to bring to agreement or suitableness; -- followed by with or to.

To adjust; to settle; as, to reconcile differences.
To become reconciled.
make (one thing) compatible with (another)
bring into consonance or accord
come to terms
accept as inevitable

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to restore to friendship or harmony; settle, resolve

Words related to RECONCILE

reconciled15 reconciles14 reconciliation18 reconciliations19 reconciliatory21 reconciling16

Words that contain RECONCILE

reconciled15 reconciler14 reconciles14 reconcilers15 irreconciled17 unreconciled17 reconcilement19 reconcilements20 irreconcilement21

How to use RECONCILE in a sentence

But how to reconcile this assertion with the undoubted fact that the duties of the post in question are at present ably discharged by the Bishop of Metz, in truth we see not.
This was a new way of looking at it, and helped to reconcile Mrs.
And unless we somehow or other can reconcile order with satisfaction of those ideas and aspirations, gentlemen, the fault will not be theirs.
What has been saved from the ancient mythology is enough to show this, but not enough to allow us to reconcile the seeming contradictions which it suggests.
I would not that you should think that Harry Furness sought to reconcile himself with the Commons, by giving notice of a plot against your life.
He could not, for one thing, quite figure out the Woman, nor reconcile himself to her constant presence and aimless wanderings about the place.
It is not easy, indeed, at the present time it seems to be impossible to reconcile the Christ of history with the Christ of experience.
It is much more difficult to reconcile the character of trading nations with the qualities that are improperly called great, than that of any other.
But it is more difficult to reconcile his practice with his professions.
He studied the ground, trying to reconcile the conflicting demands of prudence, impatience, love, and secrecy.

From York to London town we come, To talk of Popish ire, To reconcile you all to Rome, And prevent Smithfield fire.
I felt it a real necessity for the satisfaction of my heart and mind to reconcile this difficulty, and yet could find no way to do so.
Any other origin is difficult to reconcile with observed facts, and still more difficult to reconcile with any rational theory of number system development.
Longer and closer intimacy might reconcile you to a wonderful extent.
He attempted to reconcile them, however, by the nice distinction of a double power in parliament.
If it does not conform to science and reconcile with reason, it is superstition.
I shall be asked how I can reconcile this doctrine with the practice of the law.
To reconcile the various sects was the dream of his whole life.
But I cannot reconcile myself to such methods because of the confusion they introduce into the world of common things.
For a time Bayne could not reconcile himself to this new disaster.
It seemed impossible to reconcile the warring elements at home.
Yet I often wonder how they, who positively insist on the absolute depravity of mankind, can reconcile it to consistency, to make so many of their own brethren absolutely saints.
It is impossible to reconcile or combine the two systems.
The sight of those beautiful coins seemed to reconcile the wretched man to life.
We know this will be opposed on the score of classic taste, which, in this instance, it seems difficult to reconcile with common sense.
Seward, who tried at last to reconcile us, confessed his wonder that we had lived together so long.
They are despoiled of all the power which might enable them to reconcile the strength of government with the rights of the people.
Nevertheless, there was one picture, the large one, the one intended for the Salon, to which for a long while she was quite unable to reconcile herself.
Despite the beautiful sermons he had often listened to in favor of Slavery, and the many wise laws, above alluded to, he could not reconcile himself to his condition.

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