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To restore peaceful or harmonious relations between two or more parties

To adapt to, or bring into accord with, a given environment or standard

To accept or resign oneself to something (unpleasant)

To make, or show to be, compatible

To resolve or settle a discrepancy or inconsistency

To modify or make changes to in order to improve something

To regulate the speed or amount of something given or administered

To calm or bring peace to

To act as a mediator between two parties

To find an answer to a (usually complex) intellectual puzzle or problem

To make (a difference between two groups) smaller or less significant

To exist contemporaneously or in the same area

To make amends for an offense, crime or sin one has committed

To tolerate, endure, or put up with (something)

To accept or consent, especially by silence or by omitting to object

To provide or serve as a satisfactory explanation for

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Verb

To restore peaceful or harmonious relations between two or more parties

“They confronted larger questions of development policy and found themselves having to reconcile conflicts between a variety of social interests.”

Verb

To adapt to, or bring into accord with, a given environment or standard

familiarize with

become accustomed to

come to terms with

learn to live with

become resigned

get your bearings

familiarize oneself with

become naturalized

become seasoned

bring into line

find one's way around

make consistent

play oneself in

become acquainted with

grow accustomed to

be in tune with

be in harmony with

be in accord with

follow tradition

go along to get along

run with the pack

roll with punches

be conventional

follow the crowd

follow convention

follow beaten path

swim with the stream

resign yourself

become accustomed

be well coordinated

get it together

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“These arrangements being made, Napoleon endeavored to reconcile himself to his new mode of life.”

Verb

To accept or resign oneself to something (unpleasant)

reconcile oneself to

resign oneself to

come to terms with

learn to live with

accommodate oneself to

grin and bear it

acclimatize oneself to

adjust oneself to

become accustomed to

like it or lump it

make the best of

“I couldn't yet reconcile myself to the fact that I was married to a man who had never said he loved me.”

Verb

To make, or show to be, compatible

“Educators at all levels need to reconcile rigor and creativity, and to treat them as compatible, coexisting dimensions of intelligence.”

Verb

To resolve or settle a discrepancy or inconsistency

find an answer to

find a solution to

find the solution to

get to the bottom of

bring to an end

reach an agreement about

find the answer to

find the key to

get to the bottom

determine a solution to

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“Slowing the projection speed seems to be the only way to reconcile the discrepancy between the musical score and the film at this time.”

Verb

To modify or make changes to in order to improve something

revolutionise^UK

revolutionize^US

make adjustments to

make alterations to

make improvements to

put in position

make consistent

make innovations

become different

make to measure

make appropriate to

make appropriate for

make fitting to

make fitting for

bring into line

put in working order

turn the corner

make changes to

put back together

restore to working order

make as good as new

clean up your act

set the record straight

play around with

load instructions

transubstantiate

make an alteration

make an adjustment

give a face-lift

get working again

undergo a change

turn the tables

change completely

sing different tune

turn over new leaf

turn upside down

make amends for

get something working

have an impact on

make improvements

bring up to code

undergo a sea change

individualise^UK

individualize^US

change the tone of

write instructions

work the bugs out of

whip into shape

lick into shape

knock into shape

turn things around

correct mid-course

take the edge off

take the bite out of

make reasonable

take the sting out of

put perpendicular

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“Attempts were made to reconcile the policy with the goal of maximizing income in the Canadian economy.”

Verb

To regulate the speed or amount of something given or administered

be responsible for

keep a beady eye on

pull things together

keep under control

keep a tight rein on

keep the lid on

put the brakes on

keep within bounds

put half nelson on

gain mastery over

gain control over

bring under control

keep tight rein on

bring to screeching halt

stem the flow of

impose limits on

tranquillize^UK

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Verb

To calm or bring peace to

tranquillize^UK

make peace with

pour oil on troubled waters

bury the hatchet

come to terms with

take the edge off

take the sting out

tranquillise^UK

patch things up

impose peace upon

restore harmony to

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

clear the air with

kiss and make up

undermine someone's resistance

win the affection of

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Verb

To act as a mediator between two parties

Verb

To meet again

get to know again

Verb

To find an answer to a (usually complex) intellectual puzzle or problem

find a solution to

find an answer to

find the solution to

put two and two together

make head or tail of

find the key to

find the answer to

get to the bottom of

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Verb

To make (a difference between two groups) smaller or less significant

fasten together

join forces with

band together with

form an alliance with

be in league with

form an alliance

attach securely

stick like barnacle

draw a connection between

stick to like glue

amalgamate with

confederate with

stick like a barnacle

hold on like bulldog

stick like glue

incorporate into

form connection

form a confederation with

form a federation with

gather together

become associated with

make a pact with

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Verb

To exist contemporaneously or in the same area

exist side-by-side

live and let live

bring into line

Verb

To make amends for an offense, crime or sin one has committed

make reparation

make amends for

make recompense

make restitution

absolve yourself

pay the penalty

take one's medicine

make reparation for

make reparations

make restitution for

make redress for

redress the balance

be punished for

make recompense for

make reparation to

make restitution to

pay the price for

suffer the consequences of

give payment to

suffer consequences

suffer the consequences

get just desserts

get one's comeuppance

get one's deserts

square accounts with

return the favour^UK

return the favor^US

settle accounts with

return the compliment

give money back

pay compensation

do the same in return

respond in kind

give as good as one gets

give tit for tat

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Verb

To tolerate, endure, or put up with (something)

grin and bear it

reconcile oneself

resign yourself

bite the bullet

resign oneself to

be patient with

subject oneself to

bear the brunt of

come up against

sit and take it

be forced to contend with

take something lying down

stay the course

make the best of

learn to live with

come to grips with

submit oneself to

reconcile oneself to

become accustomed to

become resigned to

become reconciled to

be confronted by

take it like a man

be reconciled to

withstand subjection to

stand firm against

hold out against

see through to the bitter end

prevail against

brace oneself for

stand up against

square off against

fly in the face of

acclimatize oneself to

accommodate oneself to

never say die in the face of

take one's lumps

don't rock the boat

don't make waves

take one's medicine

play by the rules

take it lying down

be regulated by

play it by the book

be drawn against

take the bull by the horns

bear up against

persevere in the face of

go the distance against

hold the line against

show forbearance

be subjected to

make allowance for

stand your ground

be impermeable to

be impervious to

die hard against

persevere against

be proof against

be resistant to

put a bold face on it

meet eyeball-to-eyeball

call someone's bluff

come face to face with

treat with contempt

put on a bold front

take a stand against

stick to your guns

show forbearance towards

make allowances for

come through unscathed

make it through

become toughened

hold one's ground against

hold your ground

stand one's ground against

put up struggle

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Verb

To accept or consent, especially by silence or by omitting to object

give the nod to

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

give approval to

give consent to

give one's assent to

give one's blessing to

give the go-ahead to

give the go-ahead

give permission

give carte blanche

give your blessing

give the green light

change your mind

give one's leave

act in accordance with

throw in the towel

give someone leave

do one's bidding

jump at the chance

go with the flow

give the thumbs up

reach a decision

pay attention to

play along with

roll over and play dead

resign oneself to

give permission to

grant permission to

bear the brunt of

do what one is told

do as you are told

play second fiddle

do what is expected

play it by the book

put John Hancock on

be in agreement with

give stamp of approval

be converted to

be persuaded by

legitimatize^US

be conscious of

come out of closet

legitimatise^UK

grant the right

give someone authorization

give the stamp of approval to

be of the same opinion

be of the same mind

make a clean breast

go into details

spill the beans about

make a clean breast of

blow the lid off

get off your chest

come out of the closet

spill your guts

blow the gaff on

bring into the open

sit and take it

give permission for

decriminalize^US

give green light

decriminalise^UK

give credence to

be in favour of

give the seal of approval to

give the go-ahead for

pronounce lawful

put the seal of approval on

give substance to

show to be true

put into effect

give support to

throw your weight behind

bear witness to

grant the right to

give one's consent

give a hear hear

give consent for

give authority for

give one's word

lend your name to

give the green light for

give approval for

give something the go ahead

give a blank cheque to

make legally binding

set one's seal to

put one's name to

confer a right to

give authority to

circumstantiate

say the magic word

give a certificate to

give a diploma to

give the go ahead to

give the okay to

formally support

receive wholeheartedly

ally oneself with

receive enthusiastically

be on the side of

take up the cudgels for

be supportive of

give moral support to

announce one's support for

give moral support

show beyond doubt

hold up one's end

come to the defence of

give backing to

officially approve

regard as being identical to

regard as being the same as

show just cause for

provide a rationale for

show to be reasonable

speak in favor of

give a justification for

give reasons for

be answerable for

prove to be reasonable

give an explanation for

make allowances

give grounds for

be acquainted with

be on familiar terms with

accept as valid

be familiar with

put into practice

bring into effect

follow through with

railroad through

be a defence of

give ground for

be a justification for

be a reason for

be deserving of

offer grounds for

put in a good word for

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Verb

To provide or serve as a satisfactory explanation for

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