| CONCILIATING | • conciliating v. Present participle of conciliate. • CONCILIATE v. to gain (as goodwill) by pleasing acts. |
| CONCILIATION | • conciliation n. The process of bringing peace and harmony; the ending of strife. • conciliation n. (Law) A form of alternative dispute resolution, similar to but less formal than mediation, in which… • CONCILIATION n. the act of conciliating. |
| CONCILIATIVE | • conciliative adj. Conciliatory. • CONCILIATIVE adj. serving to conciliate. |
| CONCILIATORS | • conciliators n. Plural of conciliator. • CONCILIATOR n. one who conciliates. |
| CONCILIATORY | • conciliatory adj. Willing to conciliate, or to make concessions. • CONCILIATORY adj. tending to win over from a state of hostility or distrust. |
| CONCINNITIES | • concinnities n. Plural of concinnity. • CONCINNITY n. harmony or elegance of design, esp. of literary style in adaptation of parts to a whole or to each other. |
| INCONCINNITY | • inconcinnity n. Lack of harmony or suitability. • INCONCINNITY n. lack of suitability or congruity. |
| INCONCINNOUS | • inconcinnous adj. (Obsolete) Not concinnous; unsuitable; discordant. • INCONCINNOUS adj. showing inconcinnity, lack of congruousness or proportion. |
| IRRECONCILED | • irreconciled v. Simple past tense and past participle of irreconcile. • irreconciled adj. Not reconciled. • IRRECONCILED adj. not reconciled. |
| PRECONCILIAR | • preconciliar adj. In or of the period before an ecclesiastical council, especially the Second Vatican Council. • pre-conciliar adj. Alternative form of preconciliar. • pre-Conciliar adj. Alternative form of preconciliar. |
| RECONCILABLE | • reconcilable adj. Capable of being reconciled. • reconcilable n. Something that can be reconciled. • RECONCILABLE adj. capable of being reconciled. |
| RECONCILABLY | • reconcilably adv. In a reconcilable manner. • RECONCILABLE adv. capable of being reconciled. |
| UNRECONCILED | • unreconciled adj. Not reconciled. • unreconciled adj. Inconsistent. • unreconciled v. Simple past tense and past participle of unreconcile. |