transitive. To bring (a war, conflict, etc.) to an end; to settle (a dispute); to appease (strife, wrath, etc.). Also: to calm or assuage (sorrow or…

transitive. To settle, resolve (a controversy, argument, etc.).

To compose or settle (differences, troubles, etc.); to put in order, adjust.

To settle (a dispute) by arbitration; to settle by mutual agreement or compromise. Obsolete.

To settle or compose (disturbance, strife, litigation, a difference). Obsolete.

transitive. To set at one, bring into concord, reconcile, unite in harmony. differences, quarrels. To compose, appease.

transitive. To settle, arrange amicably (a dispute, quarrel, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To settle, adjust, arrange. discord or dissension, a dispute, difference, quarrel, war, disturbance, disorder, etc.

To make (persons) pleased; to reconcile, conciliate (several persons, or one with another); also, to arrange or settle (a matter). Obsolete.

To bring into harmony. transitive. To reconcile (things or persons that differ); to settle, resolve (a matter).

To compose, settle by concert. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (parties) into agreement; to reconcile. Obsolete.

To put an end to, to settle (a dispute, question, etc.) in some way. Also, to pass over or suppress (something discreditable).

transitive. To settle, arrange. To settle (a dispute, etc.); to end (a quarrel) by reconciliation.

transitive. To make clear or plain (something obscure or confused); to render unambiguous; to settle (differences, disputes). Obsolete.

transitive. To settle (a dispute or argument); to reconcile opposing elements or tendencies within (a conflict, contradiction, etc.).