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The future tense is will conciliate.

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The future tense is will conciliate.

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Conciliate means to appease, to try to reconcile, to try to gain good will. Here are some sentences.

  • We were able to conciliate the feuding members of the club.
  • Would you try to conciliate the striking workers?
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1. Cause to be more favourably inclined; gain the good will of:

Sarah manged to conciliate the angry customer.

2. Make (one thing) compatible with (another):

Jack had to conciliate the new results with the existing theories.

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The two opposing sides could not agree to stop fighting and so a conciliator was brought in to calm things down and conciliate an agreement.

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Sandra used her womanly charm to conciliate an angry competitor.

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