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Discover LudwigThe phrase "reconciled to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to mean "accepting of" or "prepared to face" a particular situation, usually one that is difficult or undesirable. For example, "After a few weeks of struggling with her decision, she was finally reconciled to leaving her job."
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Okinawans may be reconciled to being Japanese.
Washington seems reconciled to more delay.
I am now reconciled to this.
But I'm reconciled to it now.
Alice's mother slowly moved from reconciled to relieved.
By now, he was reconciled to his rescue.
Still smiling, not yet reconciled to her defeat.
She was not reconciled to her new solitude.
But Sanders himself seemed fully reconciled to his position.
Serb politicians in Belgrade, their capital, seemed quietly reconciled to the province's loss.
Paul concedes that he never really became reconciled to the bureaucratic aspects of government service.
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