Reconcile (verb)

1. Restore a relationship to a harmonious state after a disagreement or conflict.
2. Bring into agreement or harmony.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french reconcilier, from latin reconciliare, from re- "again" + conciliare "bring together".

Examples:

1. The couple went to counseling to reconcile their differences.
2. The two nations reconciled their long-standing political differences.
3. The company worked to reconcile the accounts and balance the books.
4. The politician tried to reconcile their conflicting views on the issue.
5. The artist attempted to reconcile traditional and modern styles in their work.