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 conciliatory [kәn'siliәtәri]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 安抚的, 和好的, 调和的

  1. His letter was couched in conciliatory terms.
    他那封信里使用了表示和解的言辞.
  2. Promoting peace; conciliatory.
    意在和平的促进和平的；促使和解的
  3. But the harsh words of the father in a drunken moment of excessive ancestral pride cause a dignified departure with the conciliatory donation of half her means of subsistence and the intimation that she is rejoining her husban
    但父亲在一次酒后的刺耳话语中说了一些有关家世过分骄矜的话，使苔丝傲然离开了家。她把自己一半的生活费留给父母，并告诉他们她要去找丈夫团聚。


conciliatory
[ adj ]
  1. making or willing to make concessions

    2. <adj.all>
    loneliness tore through him...whenever he thought of...even the compromising Louis du Tillet
  2. intended to placate

    3. <adj.all>
    spoke in a conciliating tone
    a conciliatory visit


Conciliatory \Con*cil"i*a*to*ry\ (?; 106), a.
Tending to conciliate; pacific; mollifying; propitiating.

The only alternative, therefore, was to have recourse
to the conciliatory policy. --Prescott.

  1. Coffee prices had strengthened in the past two weeks on speculation that the Bush administration would take a more conciliatory stance in ICO talks as part of its war on drugs.
  2. This time, Mr. Lorenzo is striking a more conciliatory posture, meeting personally with labor leaders for the first time, and moderating his public statements attacking airline wage rates.
  3. Dos Santos struck a conciliatory note Thursday, praising de Klerk as "an advocate of peace in the region" for allowing Namibia to gain independence and for opening talks with the ANC.
  4. It said the meeting is a continuation of conciliatory talks that started between Mubarak and Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi at last week's Arab League summit at Casablanca, Morocco.
  5. In a conciliatory speech at the United Nations yesterday, South Korean President Roh Tae Woo called repeatedly for steps to hasten a "springtime for peace and reconciliation on the Korean peninsula."
  6. However, since the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, pressure has been building in Congress to adopt a less conciliatory policy.
  7. On Monday, the Cabinet acknowledged the farmers' difficult situation and made several conciliatory gestures, including lowering interest rates on farm loans and providing emergency funds to allow dairies to pay off debts to farmers.
  8. Three Irish politicians returned home Tuesday from hostage talks in Iran, and said conciliatory gestures by the United States and Israel could help win the release of Western hostages in Lebanon.
  9. It is generally more amenable to opening the economy to international competition and adopting a conciliatory stance on Brazil's $107 billion foreign debt.
  10. Sens. William Roth, R-Del., and Steven Symms, R-Idaho, praised Hamilton for taking a more conciliatory approach this year but both warned against raising taxes as a way of tackling the budget deficit.
  11. 'To have a properly appointed leader must be a step forward.' Diplomats expressed caution over Mr Kim's influence on the talks, saying it was impossible to predict whether he would take the same hard line as his father or a more conciliatory one.
  12. But both men's public addresses to the three-day gathering, which opened Tuesday, reflected a far more conciliatory mood and called for direct Israeli-PLO talks to end the Mideast conflict.
  13. Mr. Cristiani, a Georgetown University graduate, is understated, conciliatory and respected as a business manager.
  14. NCR shares soared $2 a share to $99.625 Thursday after the gap between AT&T's bid and NCR's asking price narrowed and top executives of both companies made conciliatory statements at NCR's annual meeting.
  15. On Wednesday, the leftist Sandinista government made another conciliatory gesture, allowing two former Somoza military officers to leave the country after they had spent nearly 10 years at the Venezuelan Embassy under political asylum.
  16. Arce congratulated Mrs. Chamorro on the "conciliatory" tone of her final campaign speech Sunday, but said "violent elements" in the opposition were ignoring her.
  17. Jesse Jackson plans a series of battles to push some of his controversial ideas into the Democratic platform, but he describes his intentions in conciliatory tones and forecasts a peaceful party convention in Atlanta next month.
  18. But in a conciliatory and controversial move, President Bush waived the ban for it and two other Hughes satellites being made for an Australian company.
  19. Since then he has faded from political view and his place has been taken by Mr Martin Doughty whose approach is more pragmatic and conciliatory.
  20. Whitmire maintained an optimistic and conciliatory tone toward the administration following the meeting and praised Cabinet members and other administration officials who spoke to the mayors.
  21. Open dialogue is necessary to make Socialism more and more attractive." Growing discontent has forced the leadership to adopt a more conciliatory line.
  22. Despite the politicans' conciliatory words, there were those who speculated Arena would use its position in the assembly to further erode popular support for the Chistian Democrats by opposing government initiatives.
  23. Ahmad Khomeini, 43, appeared to be trying to rally radicals against conciliatory moves toward the West expected from Rafsanjani, who is associated with the so-called pragmatist camp in postwar Iran.
  24. In a conciliatory move, Britain's Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe said after the Iran parliament vote last week that "The Satanic Verses" has offended some Britons as well as Moslems.
  25. The conciliatory gesture by Defense Minister Arens came hours after Israel enlarged the Jewish enclave in the West Bank town of Hebron by moving in mobile homes for 160 students.
  26. "One should note with appreciation and even satisfaction that Walesa's address contained several statements and theses in a conciliatory tone," said a Trybuna Ludu political commentator.
  27. "Millions of Poles on Wednesday listened to a Lech Walesa who was rather conciliatory, calm and leaning toward agreement.
  28. Baker struck a compromise with Shevardnadze earlier in the week, delaying the deadline on Iraq from Jan. 1 to Jan. 15, in part to allow mre time for conciliatory actions.
  29. The lawmakers say he is now more conciliatory.
  30. President Reagan, taking a conciliatory tone toward the Soviet Union, said today he believes that "there is hope for further change" in Soviet human rights policies.
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