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Discover Ludwig"reconcile yourself" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to make peace with or come to terms with a situation or emotion. Example: After months of fighting, it was finally time for the two brothers to reconcile themselves and make amends for their past disagreements.
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It's learning to reconcile yourself.
Reconcile yourself to the fact that you won't save the planet by staying here.
JG : It's awfully difficult to reconcile yourself with your image at any age, I think.
You spend a lot of time with those people; how do you reconcile yourself to the grimness?
"There is a point at which you have to reconcile yourself to things and get on with life.
Instead of getting angry and frustrated you should first reconcile yourself to what it is you are really looking for?
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It is a means of reconciling yourself with the past.
It's about cowardice and failure – at best, reconciling yourself to being an average joe.
Or for not reconciling yourself to my life, which, as it happens, is actually not so bad?" After a silence, she answered, "Maybe you're right.
Having understandably eschewed the domestic contentment that's occupied her of late as a topic – history tells us that no one, not even Stevie Wonder, could write a song about the joy of being a new parent without making people feel nauseous – it seems 25 is going to be largely concerned with the subject of picking over the past and reconciling yourself to the failure of an old relationship.
"Will you come to confession, not to ask God to forgive you which he will, but for YOU to reconcile with yourself?
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