concili
LatinVariants
conciliconciliumcouncil
Related Roots
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About This Root
From Latin concilium (council, assembly), from com- (together) + calare (to call). Centers on bringing people together — council (an assembly for discussion), conciliate (to bring into harmony), conciliation (the process of reconciling), conciliatory (aimed at peace-making), and reconciliation (bringing together again). Irreconcilable means 'unable to be brought together'.
Associated Words
conciliate
To placate or win over someone; to reconcile differences
GREC1
conciliation
The process of settling disputes and restoring goodwill
C1
conciliatory
Intended to reduce hostility or make peace
TOEFLGREC1
council
A governing or advisory body; a committee
NGSL 2kIELTSB1
irreconcilable
Impossible to reconcile or make compatible
TOEFLGREC2
reconciliation
Restoration of friendly relations; making accounts consistent
TOEFLB2