100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "reconcile"

Definition

The verb reconcile means to restore friendly relations between; to make consistent or congruent; or to settle differences in a way that resolves conflict or disagreement.

Synonyms

• Settle
• Resolve
• Harmonize
• Mend
• Reunite
• Rectify
• Compromise
• Conciliate
• Restore
• Adjust

Antonyms

• Disagree
• Conflict
• Estrange
• Alienate
• Separate
• Divide
• Dismiss
• Reject
• Clash
• Disturb

Examples

1. They worked hard to reconcile their differences before the wedding.
2. The accountant had to reconcile the bank statement with the company records.
3. After the argument, it took them a few days to reconcile.
4. It’s important to reconcile your personal beliefs with your professional duties.
5. The couple sought therapy to help them reconcile their conflicting views.
6. She tried to reconcile her busy schedule with her desire to spend time with family.
7. He was determined to reconcile with his estranged brother.
8. The committee met to reconcile the various opinions on the new policy.
9. We need to reconcile these two reports into a single document.
10. Their ability to reconcile past grievances strengthened their friendship.
11. The diplomat’s job was to reconcile the two nations after years of tension.
12. She found it difficult to reconcile her dreams with her reality.
13. The team worked together to reconcile their different approaches to the project.
14. It’s never too late to reconcile with someone you care about.
15. He struggled to reconcile his love for her with her recent actions.
16. They had to reconcile their budget with their spending habits.
17. The writer sought to reconcile conflicting themes in his novel.
18. It’s essential to reconcile your goals with your values.
19. The court tried to reconcile the claims of both parties in the lawsuit.
20. She hoped to reconcile her past mistakes with her future ambitions.
21. The teacher helped the students reconcile their differing opinions on the subject.
22. They found a way to reconcile their personal and professional lives.
23. The community council met to reconcile the needs of local businesses and residents.
24. He had to reconcile his career aspirations with his family responsibilities.
25. They attempted to reconcile their historical differences through dialogue.
26. She wanted to reconcile her love for art with her desire for a stable job.
27. The two leaders worked to reconcile their countries’ differences.
28. He was able to reconcile his feelings of guilt with his actions.
29. They needed to reconcile their expectations with the actual outcomes.
30. The therapist encouraged them to reconcile their feelings and communicate openly.
31. It took years for them to reconcile after the feud.
32. The organization aims to reconcile environmental concerns with economic growth.
33. He finally found a way to reconcile his ambitions with his responsibilities.
34. They were able to reconcile their differences over a cup of coffee.
35. She set out to reconcile her hectic lifestyle with her need for peace.
36. The government is attempting to reconcile the various factions within the country.
37. In order to move forward, they must reconcile their past conflicts.
38. He found it hard to reconcile his love for her with her lifestyle choices.
39. They sought to reconcile their opinions on the controversial issue.
40. The family worked to reconcile their differing perspectives on the inheritance.
41. The program aims to reconcile cultural differences through education.
42. We need to reconcile these two conflicting reports into one cohesive narrative.
43. The author tried to reconcile his personal experiences with his fictional writing.
44. She needed to reconcile her feelings about the situation before moving on.
45. The negotiations aimed to reconcile the interests of both parties.
46. They attempted to reconcile their differing visions for the project.
47. He was finally able to reconcile his childhood memories with his adult life.
48. The community worked to reconcile the needs of both the young and old.
49. She struggled to reconcile her passion for travel with her job.
50. They had to reconcile their schedules to plan the event.
51. The school held a meeting to reconcile the parents' concerns with the administration's policies.
52. He wanted to reconcile his ambitions with his ethical beliefs.
53. The couple attended counseling to help reconcile their marriage.
54. It’s crucial to reconcile your fears with your aspirations.
55. They found it difficult to reconcile their differences in opinion.
56. The organization aims to reconcile the goals of conservation with those of development.
57. They needed to reconcile their financial discrepancies by the end of the month.
58. She worked hard to reconcile the two sides of her personality.
59. The committee was tasked with reconciling the budget with the project requirements.
60. He sought to reconcile his love for music with the demands of his career.
61. They found a way to reconcile their differences and move forward.
62. The meeting was intended to reconcile the issues between management and employees.
63. She tried to reconcile her past decisions with her current beliefs.
64. He wanted to reconcile his relationships with his family after years of conflict.
65. The two companies worked together to reconcile their business practices.
66. They needed to reconcile their plans for the future with their current situation.
67. The mediator helped to reconcile the two parties’ interests.
68. It took time for them to reconcile their feelings after the breakup.
69. The organization is working to reconcile the needs of the community with environmental sustainability.
70. She wanted to reconcile her dream of traveling with her financial situation.
71. They spent hours discussing how to reconcile their differing viewpoints.
72. It was challenging to reconcile their love for each other with their families' expectations.
73. The leaders sought to reconcile their conflicting strategies for the project.
74. He had to reconcile his desire for independence with his need for support.
75. The couple's therapy sessions helped them reconcile their communication issues.
76. They decided to reconcile their differing opinions through compromise.
77. It’s important to reconcile theoretical knowledge with practical application.
78. The community worked hard to reconcile the different cultures within it.
79. He found it hard to reconcile his ideals with the reality of the situation.
80. They aimed to reconcile their personal beliefs with the organization's mission.
81. She wanted to reconcile her career ambitions with her family life.
82. The board met to reconcile the conflicting reports from various departments.
83. They managed to reconcile their differences and work towards a common goal.
84. The artist struggled to reconcile her creative vision with commercial demands.
85. He wanted to reconcile his feelings of betrayal with his love for her.
86. The organization must reconcile the diverse needs of its members.
87. They had to reconcile their schedules to ensure everyone could attend the meeting.
88. It was essential to reconcile their financial goals with their lifestyle choices.
89. The negotiations were aimed at reconciling the interests of both sides.
90. She needed to reconcile her aspirations with her current situation.
91. The family finally managed to reconcile after years of silence.
92. They worked together to reconcile the differences in their research findings.
93. The committee was created to help reconcile community interests with development goals.
94. It took a lot of effort to reconcile their differing viewpoints on the issue.
95. She found it challenging to reconcile her ambitions with her responsibilities.
96. The mediator helped reconcile the two parties’ conflicting demands.
97. They were able to reconcile their artistic differences after much discussion.
98. The meeting aimed to reconcile the concerns of the employees with management policies.
99. He sought to reconcile his past mistakes with his current life choices.
100. The couple decided to reconcile their relationship after a long conversation.