conciliable

9.1

Able to be calmed and willing to forgive others

adjective
/kənˈsɪliəbl/

: conciliable

Though they had differing opinions, their concerns were conciliable, leading to a peaceful resolution.

Examples

After a long discussion, they found a conciliable solution to their disagreement.
The two sides were able to reach a conciliable agreement after several meetings.
There is no conciliable way that can end well.

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Synonyms

reconcilable

vsconciliable

1 5.6

People can make them agree or work together

is more about being calmed or won over rather than only formal agreement

harmonizable

vsconciliable

7.7

Can be made to fit with other things without conflict

leans toward calming people and restoring relations rather than technical harmony

placable

vsconciliable

8.8

Calms down easily and forgives others quickly

focuses on being able to be pacified or won over, not just forgiving

appeasable

vsconciliable

6.1

Able to be calmed by kind words or actions

adds that this capability can also restore agreement or win someone over

Antonyms

unreconcilable

7.7

Impossible to make two people or ideas agree

How Conciliatory

accommodating

17 4.8

amenable

14 5.9

conciliable

9.1

resistant

20 4.3

irreconcilable

11 7.7

Surface Forms

conciliable positive

Morphology

conciliable = conciliate (transparent) = conciliate + able

Formed by the verb 'conciliate' + the productive suffix '-able', so the meaning 'able to be conciliated/reconciled' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Conciliable comes from Latin parts con- meaning 'together' and concilium, a word for a 'meeting' that also gave English the word council. So a conciliable person is someone who can be 'brought back together' or 'won over'.