Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
reconcile .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony
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Examples
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He never succeeded in reconciling “the Puritanical iron hand of constraint and the gushes of pure wildness” that he saw within himself.
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He never succeeded in reconciling “the Puritanical iron hand of constraint and the gushes of pure wildness” that he saw within himself.
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Mark Sanford, despite his mistakes and recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
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Mark Sanford, despite his mistakes and recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
Top South Carolina Republican calls for Sanford to resign 2009
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Mark Sanford, despite his recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
Top South Carolina Republican calls for Sanford to resign 2009
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Mark Sanford, through his mistakes and despite his recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
Sanford e-mail: I've 'crossed lines I never would have imagined' 2009
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Bent the ear of the nice but IMO naive lady who answered the phone who seemed to have faith in reconciling the House/Senate bill.
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He never succeeded in reconciling “the Puritanical iron hand of constraint and the gushes of pure wildness” that he saw within himself.
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Mark Sanford, through his mistakes and despite his recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
Sanford e-mail: I've 'crossed lines I never would have imagined' 2009
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Mark Sanford, despite his recent accounting of infidelity, is still a decent man, who I believe is more interested in reconciling his marriage than restoring his gubernatorial credibility or political future.
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