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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesriconciliazione
Pronunciation / Transliteration: riconciliazione
"La riconciliazione ha portato la pace nella regione."
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The restoration of friendly relations.
"The two leaders signed a historic treaty of reconciliation."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French reconciliation or Latin reconciliatio(n-), from the verb reconciliare 'bring together again, regain'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "reconciliation" is said worldwide
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réconciliation
Transliteration: réconciliation
"Leur réconciliation a surpris toute la famille."
Versöhnung
Transliteration: Versöhnung
"Die Versöhnung zwischen den beiden Ländern war ein wichtiger Schritt."
riconciliazione
Transliteration: riconciliazione
"La riconciliazione ha portato la pace nella regione."
reconciliación
Transliteration: reconciliación
"Trabajaron duro para lograr la reconciliación."
reconciliação
Transliteration: reconciliação
"A reconciliação do casal foi motivo de festa."
मेल-मिलाप
Transliteration: mel-milap
"दोनों पक्षों के बीच मेल-मिलाप आवश्यक है।"
和解
Transliteration: héjiě
"双方终于达成了解和解。"
화해
Transliteration: hwahae
"두 국가는 오랜 갈등 끝에 화해를 이루었다."
和解
Transliteration: wakai
"彼らは長年の争いの末に和解した。"
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