conciliated
Won someone over
Conciliated is the past tense of conciliate, meaning to win over or placate someone who was hostile or resistant.
To conciliate is to make peace, often through gestures of goodwill or compromise: She conciliated her angry neighbors with an apology and a batch of cookies.
The word suggests restoring harmony rather than merely ending conflict.
Made calm through concession
- soothedCalmed or comforted
- pacifiedMade tranquil again
- mollifiedSoothed someone's anger
- assuagedLessened in intensity
calmed · satisfied · quieted · allayed · softened · subdued · mitigated · quelled
Resolved dispute or colony
- accordHarmony between parties
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
mediation · arbitration · agreement · arrangement · rapprochement · truce · armistice · peace
Wholeness through cohesion
- concordMutual agreement, peaceful relations
- amityPeaceful mutual regard
- rapportHarmonious mutual connection
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
fellowship · goodwill · mutual respect · common ground · bridge-building · fence-mending · reunited · brought together
placated
Made calm through concession
assuaged · calmed · satisfied · quieted · allayed · softened · subdued · mitigated · quelled · disarmed
settlement
Resolved dispute or colony
- accordHarmony between parties
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- compromiseAgreement through mutual sacrifice
resolution · mediation · arbitration · agreement · arrangement · rapprochement · truce · armistice · peace · détente
unity
Wholeness through cohesion
- concordMutual agreement, peaceful relations
- amityPeaceful mutual regard
- rapportHarmonious mutual connection
cooperation · fellowship · goodwill · mutual respect · common ground · bridge-building · fence-mending · reunited · brought together · aligned
conciliatedprovoked
Caused a reaction
angered · incited · riled · enraged · infuriated
conciliatedantagonized
Actively turned against
alienated · estranged · provoked · embittered · aggravated
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