-
Conciliated is the past tense and past participle of the verb "conciliate." It is derived from the Latin word "conciliatus," which means to bring together or reconcile.
Conciliate is a verb that refers to the act of reconciling or making peace between two or more parties who were previously at odds or in conflict. It involves efforts to soothe or pacify individuals involved in a disagreement or dispute, often through mediation or negotiation.
When someone is described as having conciliated, it means that they have successfully resolved or lessened a conflict by using diplomatic skills or by acting as a peacemaker. It suggests that they have put forth deliberate efforts to foster understanding, compromise, or reconciliation among those involved.
Conciliated can also be used to describe a person who has managed to gain favor, trust, or friendship from others through their congeniality, empathy, or cooperative attitude. In this context, it implies that they have succeeded in obtaining agreement, support, or goodwill from others by being accommodating and seeking mutual understanding.
Overall, conciliated is a term that captures the idea of resolving conflicts, fostering peace, and building relationships. It signifies the act of mediating, negotiating, or making amends to bring about cooperation, understanding, and harmony.
CONDITIONAL
I
would conciliate
we
would conciliate
you
would conciliate
he/she/it
would conciliate
they
would conciliate
FUTURE
I
will conciliate
we
will conciliate
you
will conciliate
he/she/it
will conciliate
they
will conciliate
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have conciliated
we
will have conciliated
you
will have conciliated
he/she/it
will have conciliated
they
will have conciliated
PAST
I
conciliated
we
conciliated
you
conciliated
he/she/it
conciliated
they
conciliated
PAST PERFECT
I
had conciliated
we
had conciliated
you
had conciliated
he/she/it
had conciliated
they
had conciliated
PRESENT
I
conciliate
we
conciliate
you
conciliate
he/she/it
conciliates
they
conciliate
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have conciliated
we
have conciliated
you
have conciliated
he/she/it
has conciliated
they
have conciliated
I
am conciliating
we
are conciliating
you
are conciliating
he/she/it
is conciliating
they
are conciliating
I
was conciliating
we
were conciliating
you
were conciliating
he/she/it
was conciliating
they
were conciliating
I
will be conciliating
we
will be conciliating
you
will be conciliating
he/she/it
will be conciliating
they
will be conciliating
I
have been conciliating
we
have been conciliating
you
have been conciliating
he/she/it
has been conciliating
they
have been conciliating
I
had been conciliating
we
had been conciliating
you
had been conciliating
he/she/it
had been conciliating
they
had been conciliating
I
will have been conciliating
we
will have been conciliating
you
will have been conciliating
he/she/it
will have been conciliating
they
will have been conciliating
I
would have conciliated
we
would have conciliated
you
would have conciliated
he/she/it
would have conciliated
they
would have conciliated
I
would be conciliating
we
would be conciliating
you
would be conciliating
he/she/it
would be conciliating
they
would be conciliating
I
would have been conciliating
we
would have been conciliating
you
would have been conciliating
he/she/it
would have been conciliating
they
would have been conciliating
