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Synonyms for reconciliation
ˌrɛk ənˌsɪl iˈeɪ ʃənrec·on·cil·i·a·tion
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
reconciliation
Atonement (at-one-ment), originally denoting reconciliation, or the bringing into agreement of those who have been estranged, is now chiefly used, as in theology, in the sense of some offering, sacrifice, or suffering sufficient to win forgiveness or make up for an offense; especially and distinctively of the sacrificial work of Christ in his humiliation, suffering and death. Expiation is the enduring of the full penalty of a wrong or crime. Propitiation is an offering, action, or sacrifice that makes the governing power propitious toward the offender. Satisfaction in this connection denotes the rendering a full legal equivalent for the wrong done. Propitiation appeases the lawgiver; satisfaction meets the requirements of the law.
Synonyms:
atonement, expiation, propitiation, satisfactionAntonyms:
alienation, chastisement, condemnation, curse, estrangement, offense, penalty, punishment, reprobation, retribution, vengeance, wrath
Princeton's WordNet
reconciliation, rapprochementnoun
the reestablishing of cordial relations
Synonyms:
rapprochement, balancingreconciliation, balancingnoun
getting two things to correspond
"the reconciliation of his checkbook and the bank statement"
Synonyms:
rapprochement, balancing
Dictionary of English Synonymes
reconciliationnoun
Synonyms:
pacification, accommodation, reconcilement, adjustment, atonement, restoration of harmonyreconciliationnoun
Synonyms:
agreement, congruity, consonance, concordance, consistency, congruency, correspondence
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
reconciliationnoun
Synonyms:
conciliation, pacification, appeasement, reunion
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "reconciliation":
conciliation, approximation, réconciliation, reconciling, rapprochement, reconciliations, reconcile, wifaq, accord, vereinbarkeit, conciliatory, settlement
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#3729 | satisfaction | |
#4075 | settlement | |
#10024 | accord | |
#10093 | balancing | |
#11834 | reconciliation | |
#11955 | approximation | |
#23024 | reconcile | |
#33366 | conciliation | |
#33606 | atonement | |
#39210 | reconciling | |
#70830 | reconciliations | |
#78984 | conciliatory | |
#87789 | rapprochement | |
#128352 | expiation | |
#146155 | propitiation |
How to use reconciliation in a sentence?
If there is still total destruction and complete insecurity or lack of acceptance for returning IDPs on the part of those who remained behind, returns, which should be the corollary of reconciliation, could actually end up creating even more tension and therefore it would defeat the purpose.
As the Republican Leader in the House of Representatives, I am opposed to any mass amnesty provisions as part of the reconciliation bill currently being debated among members of your party, by passing amnesty and other federal benefits for illegal immigrants into law, you will be incentivizing even larger numbers of illegal migration. This policy would make the border crisis even worse.
Mr. Chansley is seeking, as part of his reconciliation of where he is today, to step away and distance himself from the Q vortex.
Now that Dr. Riek has taken the oath of the first vice president, we will immediately proceed with the establishment of the transitional government of national unity, i ask you to join me and my brother Riek Machar in peace and reconciliation.
Certainly I want reconciliation, but reconciliation doesn't always mean agreement. In fact, it very seldom does. It means finding ways to disagree well and that's what we've got to do this week.
Translations for reconciliation
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- تصالحArabic
- zpověď, svátost smíření, usmířeníCzech
- forsoningDanish
- Aussöhnung, Abgleich, VersöhnungGerman
- συμφιλίωσηGreek
- reconciliaciónSpanish
- مصالحهPersian
- sovinnonteko, sopiminenFinnish
- réconciliation, rapprochementFrench
- aachoardail, aachaarjys, aachaarjagheyManx
- ravvicinamento, riconciliazioneItalian
- פיוסHebrew
- 和解Japanese
- 和解, 화해Korean
- reconciliationisLatin
- помирувањеMacedonian
- avstemmingNorwegian
- zgoda, rekoncyliacja, pojednaniePolish
- conciliação, reconciliaçãoPortuguese
- reconciliere, împăcareRomanian
- сверка, сближение, согласование, примирениеRussian
- مفاہمتUrdu
- hoà giải, 和解Vietnamese
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