Conciliate (verb)

To make peace or restore friendly relations between parties, especially by resolving a disagreement or dispute.

Origin:

From the latin word "conciliare" meaning to win over, it refers to making peace or restoring friendly relations between parties.

Examples:

1. The mediator tried to conciliate the two parties.
2. The Ambassador's goal was to conciliate the conflicting nations.
3. The company conciliated with the workers to prevent a strike.
4. The two groups conciliated their differences and were able to work together.
5. The government conciliated with the opposition to form a coalition government.