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Settled
Characterized by resignation or acceptance
Peaceful or calm
No longer feeling distressed or anxious
Of a suitable quality, standard, or type to meet the required purpose
To have made something into something else
Past tense for to bring into harmony or accord
“China's leaders believed that immediate democratization, instead of serving to reconcile the conflicts of interest created by economic change, might instead exacerbate them.”
Past tense for resign oneself to something
“At a time when Britons work the longest hours in Europe, self-satisfied middle class attempts to reconcile us to our economic obligations have a meaning that is more than comic.”
Past tense for 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.”
Past tense for to settle (a quarrel)
“It is possible to reconcile these apparently opposing perspectives.”
Past tense for to regulate the speed or amount of something given or administered
Past tense for to adapt to a new climate or environment
Past tense for to act as a mediator between two parties
Past tense for to meet again
(of an activity or organization) Past tense for to bring different elements into a harmonious or efficient relationship
(sit with) Past tense for to be harmonious with
Past tense for to find an answer to a (usually complex) intellectual puzzle or problem
Past tense for to make (a difference between two groups) smaller or less significant
Past tense for to exist contemporaneously or in the same area
Past tense for to make amends for an offense, crime or sin one has committed
Past tense for to explain a previously unknown phenomenon
Past tense for to tolerate, endure, or put up with (something)
Past tense for to accept or consent, especially by silence or by omitting to object
Past tense for to provide or serve as a satisfactory explanation for
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