conciliation
അനുരഞ്ജനവുമല്ലാതെ
definition
noun
he held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation
the action of stopping someone from being angry; placation.
example
he held his hands up in a gesture of 'conciliation'
many disputes are settled through 'conciliation' by the official body
he held his hands up in a gesture of 'conciliation'
many disputes are settled through 'conciliation' by the official body
The tone of 'conciliation' was not matched by some of her supporters gathered in front of her.
He was rigorously opposed to any 'conciliation' with Israel which might have endangered his claim for the Golan Heights.
He opposed any measures of 'conciliation' for the American colonies, voting against the repeal of the Stamp Act.
Europe's heads of state are continuing their policy of 'conciliation' with the Bush administration in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq.
On the verge of tears, his victory speech was a model of Churchillian 'conciliation' .
The embassy had been shut down due to Mongolia's support for South Korea's "sunshine policy" of 'conciliation' toward the North.
Not surprisingly, such line-drawing tends to discourage rather than promote 'conciliation' .
From the milieu of the nobility itself there arise preachers of 'conciliation' .
In fact, Chavez's first messages upon returning to power were of 'conciliation' .
The meeting in the besieged palace ended nevertheless in 'conciliation' .
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