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unreconciled

/ˌʌnˈrɛk.ən.saɪld/
un · rec · on · ciled

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• adjective

1

Not brought into agreement, consistency, or resolution, especially regarding conflicting ideas, accounts, or financial figures.

Example

"The auditor flagged several unreconciled discrepancies between the bank statements and the internal ledger."


2

Not restored to friendly relations or harmony after an estrangement or quarrel.

Example

"The two brothers remained unreconciled for decades following the dispute over their family estate."


3

Unwilling to accept or submit to an unwelcome situation, loss, or fact.

Example

"She felt completely unreconciled to the sudden loss of her independence after the surgery."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in English from the negative prefix un- and reconciled, which derives via Old French from the Latin verb reconciliare, meaning to bring together again or restore to communion.

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