Tending to bring about conciliation or peace; having the quality of reconciling or soothing.
From conciliate + -ive, a suffix forming adjectives that denote tendency or capacity. Less common than 'conciliatory,' this variant emphasizes the active capacity to heal conflict.
While 'conciliatory' is the more popular form, 'conciliative' emphasizes the *capacity* to actually make peace happen—not just the attitude, but the power. It's the word choice of someone who believes in active peacemaking.
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