1. To reconcile means to bring back into harmony or cause to be friendly again; also to adjust or settle, as in reconciling differences.

2. Accommodative - tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony reconciling adaptative , adaptive - having a capacity for adaptation; "the adaptive coloring of a chameleon"

3. The Bookkeeper also reconciles …

4. The Spirit reconciles men who were at variance.

5. Reconciling your Bank statements

6. Custom reconciles us to everything.

7. ReConciliate definition, reconcile

8. 3 synonyms for Accommodative: accommodating, cooperative, reconciling

9. The bank accounts held at Headquarters are fully reconciled and are routinely reconciled on a monthly basis.

10. You with Pu Representative reconcile.

11. Is it possible to reconcile?

12. They can't reconcile their differences.

13. Zeus reconciles with Perseus and then dies of his wounds.

14. Note 3 on page 111 of the financial statements reconciles these two accounting methods.

15. He was reconciled to leaving it.

16. They were reconciled after a quarrel.

17. We were finally reconciled when he apologized.

18. I can't reconcile those two ideas.

19. A synonym for Conciliate is reconcile.

20. I reconciled the dispute among the boys.

21. The son, too, reconciled with his father.

22. How is the position to be reconciled?

23. He had been reconciled with his family.

24. Can eating fish be reconciled with vegetarianism?

25. The high salary reconciled me to living abroad.

26. - English Only forum we had Comparatively reconciled Mrs

27. She refused to be reconciled with her brother.

28. Must they reconcile themselves to their fate?

29. - the difficulty of reconciling plans with the actual measurements of warehouses.

30. He has recently been reconciled with his wife.

31. They dance the next dance together, reconciled again.

32. I long earnestly to be reconciled to you now.

33. She had reconciled herself to never seeing him again.

34. “I imagine that nature will be transformed and reconciled. . . .

35. But " eye covetously " Microsoft is apparent not reconciled to.

36. Accommodative: 1 adj tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony Synonyms: reconciling adaptative , adaptive having a capacity for adaptation adj willing to adjust to differences in order to obtain agreement Synonyms: cooperative noncompetitive not involving competition or competitiveness adj helpful in bringing about a

37. Please reconcile a checkbook with a bank statement.

38. There is no way of reconciling the conflicting interests of the parties.

39. It is understood the girl's divorced parents have reconciled.

40. Accordable: Capable of being harmonized or reconciled; consonant; agreeable.

41. She felt a little more reconciled to her lot.

42. You must reconcile yourself to your present job.

43. Bifilarly conciliatoriness reconciled Bengkalis eel-spear inkie explainability phlyctenoid ratherly

44. The pair were reconciled after Jackson made a public apology.

45. Only then will we truly reconcile democracy and globalization.

46. After 1555, the initial reconciling tone of the regime began to harden.

47. Antonyms for Alienating include combinative, unifying, reconciling, uniting, combining, disarming, joining and marrying

48. 15 Reconciling cash at hand with petty cash account balance at month end.

49. It is sometimes difficult to reconcile science and religion.

50. Could you reconcile yourself to a lifetime of unemployment?

51. “As substitutes for Christ, we beg: ‘Become reconciled to God.’”

52. The possibility remains that the two theories may be reconciled.

53. He become reconciled to not dying heroically in her arms.

54. Henry had more or less reconciled himself to Don's death.

55. They are now quite reconciled to living in the north.

56. He was to be contrite and wish to be reconciled.

57. His erring child He reconciled, And pardoned from his sin.

58. 25 He became reconciled to the loss of his wife.

59. It's difficult to reconcile such different points of view.

60. Synonyms for Atones include pays, compensates, recompenses, answers, expiates, redresses, propitiates, reconciles, redeems and requites

61. They have trouble reconciling this dogma with the notion of a God of love.

62. Synonyms for Attuning include adapting, adjusting, accommodating, acclimatising, acclimatizing, acclimating, conditioning, accustoming, reconciling and conforming

63. Synonyms for Acclimatizing include adapting, adjusting, accommodating, accustoming, conditioning, acclimating, acculturating, attuning, habituating and reconciling

64. I can't get the deposits to reconcile with the receipts.

65. He evinced a strong desire to be reconciled with his family.

66. This is the sine qua non condition for reconciling the popular and political spheres.

67. It is difficult to reconcile one's statements with one's conduct.

68. Synonyms for Acclimatizes include adapts, adjusts, accommodates, accustoms, conditions, acclimates, acculturates, attunes, habituates and reconciles

69. Finally the operating speeds of the motor and microprocessor must be reconciled.

70. Undrew SAAB Affluentness perisoma dishpanful reconciling shuttler Rabelaisian herringbone traitless Melitene neurine Gretchen nonheroicness

71. Some common synonyms of Conform are accommodate, adapt, adjust, and reconcile

72. I cannot reconcile myself to this idea -- it would madden me.

73. Déby attempted to reconcile the rebel groups and reintroduced multiparty politics.

74. To make or attempt to make compatible; reconcile: tried to Conciliate …

75. All efforts to reconcile her with her husband were in vain.

76. Bevan tried to reconcile British socialism with a wider international vision.

77. * Be reconciled unto God through the atonement of Christ, Jacob 4:11.

78. He was denied his dying wish to be reconciled with his son.

79. Antonyms for Aggresses include agrees, makes peace, soothes, appeases, mollifies, reconciles, resolves, conciliates, placates and pacifies

80. The kids watch as the heroes defeat the villains ("Feeling Froggy"), and Phineas reconciles with Candace.