Reconciling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECONCILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECONCILE, to restore or bring back to friendship or union
• settle (a quarrel)
• make or show to be compatible
• make someone accept (a disagreeable or unwelcome thing)
• restore friendly relations between
• make (one account) consistent with another, especially by allowing for transactions begun but not yet completed
ADJECTIVE:
• tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to restore to friendship or harmony; settle, resolve

Words related to RECONCILING

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How to use RECONCILING in a sentence

• But all day long he felt the loss of it heavy on his heart, and no reconciling lightness in the sled.
• They are the Protestant nations, giving religion a moral expression, and reconciling it with freedom of thought.
• In reconciling conflicting claims provision for four officers of distinction could only be made in grades inferior to those which they formerly held.
• Then another new-comer, as distinctive from the average settler as Jack was, diverted talk into another channel, without, however, reconciling the people to their loss.
• The problem of reconciling the attributes of God with the dogma of His unity was solved with no less subtlety.
• I do not say this in the hope of reconciling you to me.
• There may be to man difficulty in reconciling all the utterances of the two voices.
• Moore know, that the garden-conversation had not been a reconciling one.
• Through all the anger which the book reveals we see also the surpassing beauty of reconciling love.
• Strange that when he was in that room all doubt about the Presence vanished, all uneasiness about reconciling it with realities, laws, and science fled away.
• Yet he now appears to have contemplated the possibility of reconciling himself to the Church, and resuming his vows in the Dominican order.
• This is his philosophy, reconciling in a way the maxims of the schools that divided the older worlds, the theories of the Stoic and wiser Epicurean.
• But I do not remember, as a child, feeling any horror about it, or any difficulty in reconciling the two concepts.
• He was a Hindu by birth but came under Mohammedan influence and conceived the idea of reconciling the two faiths.
• Let the child of your poor lost Elinor be the means of reconciling you to each other.
• Therefore I chose this ruin with the glory Of not to be subdued, before the shame Of reconciling me with him who reigns By coward cession.
• The eagerness of both Amherst and Justine that Cicely should be identified with the developing life of Westmore had been one of the chief influences in reconciling Mr.
• Irenaeus certainly did not succeed in reconciling this proposition with his former assertion that the knowledge of God springs from love resting on revelation.
• The country felt a difficulty in reconciling this conduct of the ministers with the speech from the throne, and vehement debates took place in both houses on the subject.
• Her aunt had, from the first, thought well of her going, believing that it might probably be the means of reconciling her to Mr.
• If that union was formed for the purpose of reconciling men to despotic rule, it must be allowed the merit that belongs to a perfect invention.
• No charge can then be made that I have softened my old opinions for the sake of reconciling them with those now held.
• There is no reconciling this, without supposing that Mr.
• And it is the business of the church of Jesus Christ to speak the reconciling word.
• Only a few of the greatest architects and sculptors succeeded for a little while in reconciling the inner contradiction between the new life and the old art.
• Jerome undertook in vain a neutral and reconciling policy.
• At first, as we have seen, the example of Herbert had done much towards reconciling him to a profession, which was for many reasons opposed to his feelings.
• But at length a method of reconciling these extremes was found out, by contriving one of the usual articles in his favor.
• They also accomplish much in private affairs, reconciling enemies, preventing lawsuits, and checking licentious conduct.
• Notwithstanding his great ingenuity in reconciling contradictions, in which he beats Surenhusius himself, he makes but a sorry piece of work of it after all.
• She knew the gift of the pink parasol would go far toward reconciling Aunt Nan to the addition to their party.

Similar words containing CONCIL without suffix ing and without prefix re

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