Reconciliation
Rec`on`cil`i`a´tion Pronunciation: ~s?l`?`?´sh?n
RECONCILIATION, contracts. The act of bringing persons to agree together,
who before, had had some difference.
2. A renewal of cohabitation between husband and wife is proof of
reconciliation, and such reconciliation destroys the effect of a deed of
separation. 4 Eccl. R. 238.
acceptance,
accommodation,
accord,
accordance,
acquiescence,
adaptation,
adaption,
adjustment,
agreement,
amity,
appeasement,
arbitration,
assimilation,
attunement,
coaptation,
comfort,
compatibility,
compliance,
composure,
compromise,
conciliation,
concord,
conformance,
conformation other-direction,
conformity,
congruity,
consistency,
content,
contentedness,
contentment,
conventionality,
coordination,
correspondence,
detente,
ease,
entire satisfaction,
euphoria,
flexibility,
fulfillment,
happiness,
harmonization,
harmonizing,
harmony,
integration,
keeping,
line,
making up,
malleability,
mollification,
obedience,
observance,
orthodoxy,
pacification,
peace of mind,
placation,
pliancy,
propitiation,
rapport,
rapprochement,
reconcilement,
regulation,
resignation,
reunion,
satisfaction,
satisfying,
settlement,
squaring,
strictness,
synchronization,
timing,
traditionalism,
understanding,
uniformity,
well-being
reconciliation - getting two things to correspond; "the reconciliation of his checkbook and the bank statement"