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Cross references: 1. adapt rec.on.cile \'rek-*n-.si-l\ \-m*nt\ \.rek-*n-.sil-e--'a--sh*n\ \-'sil-y*-.to-r-e-, -'sil-e--*-, -.to.r-\ vt [ME reconcilen, fr. MF or L; MF reconcilier, fr. L reconciliare)X, fr. re- + conciliare to conciliate 1a: to restore to friendship, harmony, or communion {reconciled th e factions} 1b: ADJUST, SETTLE {~ differences} 2: to make congruous {~ an ideal with reality} 3: to cause to submit to or accept - rec.on.cile.ment n