Past tense of conciliate; successfully brought opposing parties to agreement or understanding.
Regular past tense formation from conciliate using the -ed suffix. Maintains the Latin root's meaning of bringing together while marking completed action.
When a conflict is 'conciliated,' it's specifically been resolved through dialogue and mutual agreement—different from being 'defeated' or 'compromised,' this word suggests both sides walked away satisfied.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.