transitive. To settle (a dispute), reconcile (contending parties).

transitive. To bring to peace, reconcile.

transitive. To reconcile (persons). Also reflexive.

transitive. To restore (estranged parties) to friendly relations; to reconcile (people in conflict or disagreement). Obsolete.

transitive. To reconcile.

transitive. To reconcile.

Into a state of harmony or unity of feeling. to bring, make, set at one: to harmonize, reconcile. archaic (having been mostly replaced by atone, v.)

transitive. To make peace between or reconcile (two or more persons); to reconcile (one person) with another.

transitive. To restore (estranged parties) to friendly relations; to make peace between (parties in conflict).

transitive. To bring to agreement, reconcile; = accord, v. 1.

transitive. To restore (contending parties) to a state of friendly relations; to reconcile (one person or party) with or to another. Also intransitive…

transitive. To make (persons) well-disposed towards each other; to reconcile. Also: to cause (a person) to be reconciled with another. Obsolete.

transitive. To reconcile (in various senses).

To make (persons) pleased; to reconcile, conciliate (several persons, or one with another); also, to arrange or settle (a matter). Obsolete.

transitive. To set at one, bring into concord, reconcile, unite in harmony. contending persons. (Obsolete except as revived by etymological writers.)

transitive. To settle, adjust, arrange. contending or rebellious persons, a disturbed district.

transitive. To bring (parties) into agreement; to reconcile. Obsolete.

transitive. to build bridges: to facilitate communication or reconciliation; to encourage or bring about friendly relations between different or…