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Definition of conciliative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
conflict resolutionRare aimed at pacifying or reconciling differencesRare
- The conciliative approach helped resolve the dispute peacefully.
2.
appeasementRare intended to placate or appeaseRare
- His conciliative words calmed the angry crowd.
Origin of conciliative
Latin, conciliare (to bring together)
Examples of conciliative in a sentence
The conciliative measures were welcomed by both parties. The conciliative approach helped resolve the conflict. Her conciliative tone eased the negotiation process.
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- French:conciliateur, conciliant, ...
- German:versöhnlich, einlenkend, ...
- Italian:conciliativo, conciliatore, ...
- Spanish:conciliador, apaciguador, ...
- Portuguese:conciliador, apaziguador, ...
- Chinese:调解的, ...
- Japanese:和解的な, 懐柔的な, ...
- Arabic:تَصَالُحِي, اِسْتِرْضائي, ...
- Hebrew:פִּיּוּסִי, מְפַיֵּס, ...
- Russian:примирительный, успокоительный, ...
- Ukrainian:примирливий, заспокійливий, ...
- Hindi:सुलहकारी, तुष्टिकारी, ...
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