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† inconˈciliable, a. Obs. rare.
Also -cilable, -cileable.
[f. in-3 + conciliable a. Cf. F. inconciliable (1752 in Dict. Trévoux).]
Incapable of being conciliated or reconciled; irreconcilable.
1643Milton Divorce i. xiv, To kindle one another, not with the fire of love, but with a hatred inconcileable. 1661R. L'Estrange State Divinity 38 Their Principles are Inconciliable, save by the stronger malice they bear to the Government then to each other. 1694― Fables xlv. (1714) 59 An Alliance among those that Nature her self has divided by an Inconcilable disagreement. |