reconciliation
Refers to the process of healing and restoring relationships within a country, often after a civil war or major political conflict.
Refers to resolving differences between opposing political groups.
Refers to the process of mending relationships between different racial groups in a society.
Refers to a sincere and authentic process of restoring friendly relations.
Similar to 'genuine', emphasizing the realness of the reconciliation.
Refers to a complete and total restoration of relations.
An action intended to show a willingness to reconcile.
A general attitude or feeling of willingness to reconcile.
An effort made to achieve reconciliation.
An official plan or course of action aimed at achieving reconciliation.
Used to specify the two or more parties that are reconciling.
Used to specify the person or group someone is reconciling with.
To successfully restore friendly relations.
To encourage or support the process of reconciliation.
To try to achieve reconciliation.
To publicly demand or ask for reconciliation.
A more formal way to say 'cause reconciliation to happen'.
To make an effort to restore friendly relations.
To actively put effort into achieving reconciliation.
To cause reconciliation to happen.
A formal term for causing reconciliation to happen, often in a legal or official context.
A less common way to say achieve reconciliation.
The series of actions or steps taken to achieve reconciliation.
A formal agreement made between opposing groups to end a conflict.