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Reconcile

Reconcile | Reconciled | Reconciles

Reconcile meaning

To restore a friendly relationship; to bring back or return to harmony. | To make things compatible or consistent. | To make the net difference in credits and debits of a financial account agree with the balance.

Example sentences (20)

A bicameral conference committee hearing was held on Wednesday to reconcile conflicting provisions between the chambers’ versions of the contentious proposal.

A deficit that has run into hundreds of millions of pounds, cuts to essential services, and a community struggling to reconcile with its local government’s financial imprudence.

Beijing and Washington have two different visions for what a “stabilized” relationship would look like, and they will be difficult to reconcile.

Cabel was the middle child: he acted as both a bridge and a spark, always aimed to reconcile challenging situations and moved on with ease and grace.

Franke, who has been held without bail since her arrest, is trying to reconcile with family members by undertaking "personal growth and rehabilitation", according to a statement released by her law firm on Friday.

Having a third party can help thrash out issues and provide strategies for building trust and trying to reconcile.

Having failed to reconcile and put their house in order, their party failed to retain power.

He claimed that the need to reconcile cheap accommodation for homeless people with “expensive” fire precautions was “insoluble”.

He had a rocky departure from the team after the 2019 season but seemed to reconcile any hard feelings and returned to throw out the first pitch before Game 3 of the ALDS against Houston last October.

He is a man who does his best to reconcile the orders he’s given with what he believes in.

Holmes ended the affair and the couple started working to reconcile their marriage throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

House and Senate budget leaders now must reconcile their differences into one state operating budget to be adopted before session ends April 23rd.

However, you can reconcile your spending without digital tools.

I ask what message she’d like to give a parent who might be struggling to reconcile long-held beliefs about gender or sexuality with the world they now find themselves in.

Ibrahim asked, “How do we reconcile the race for Senate presidency when you claimed the elections were rigged?

I found that very difficult to reconcile, especially when I put my position on the voice out there well before the last election, so I believed that I had more of a mandate on it than the Federal National Party did.

It has continued to move slowly as the Royals try to reconcile their needs with those of the two counties and the Kansas City Chiefs, who have shared the lease with Jackson County to help pay for Arrowhead Stadium.

Luckily, Mati and Ntsako reconcile, hinting they will change their clans' futures.

No punishment could ever change the fact that our country is so divided that it may take generations to reconcile.

One agency says this and other agencies say otherwise – by simply focusing on specific sectors as though they do not have to reconcile the overall statistics.