Reconcilable

usgb/ˌrekənˈsaɪləbl/
adjective

Able to be brought into harmony or compatibility.

Their viewpoints were different, but they were reconcilable after some discussion.
Visual representation of "reconcilable" - Able to be brought into harmony or compatibility.

Often appears as...

  • reconcilable differences
  • reconcilable issues
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Conflict Resolution

Use 'reconcilable' to express the possibility of resolving a disagreement or conflict.

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Their marriage had issues, but they were reconcilable with counseling.
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Optimistic Tone

'Reconcilable' carries a hopeful tone, suggesting problems can be solved.

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Despite the team's initial failures, their coach believed their problems were reconcilable.
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Relationship Context

Often used in the context of interpersonal relationships, like friendships or partnerships.

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They had a fight, but thankfully, it was reconcilable, and they made up quickly.
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agreeableamenablecompatibleconciliatorycongruityconsistentharmoniousmediate
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