'reconciliatory' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It means to show willingness to reconcile or make amends. Example: The CEO's speech was very reconciliatory, as he apologized for the company's mistake and promised to make things right for their customers.
He may seek out the police officer concerned for a reconciliatory handshake when they next meet.
This is out of line with the reconciliatory approach required for the success of the good offices mission and is creating a lot of frustration.
But given that 500,000 homes and 1.7m acres of farmland were damaged in Punjab alone, it is hard to see how a task on this scale can be outsourced and doubtful that the private sector has the appetite to take it on.Mr Zardari insisted this week that the "victory" of his reconciliatory approach to politics was that "no one wants an undemocratic act" now.
That same month the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission released its annual report, which itemized 22 problems that hindered unity and reconciliatory justice, including disregard for the decisions of the provincial gacaca (genocide courts), lingering interethnic hostility, and clandestine groups that intimidated potential witnesses.
Germany's government was less reconciliatory than France's in the aftermath of the this weekend's vote.
Finally, Labour's shadow Chancellor John McDonnell offered an apparently reconciliatory hand to Mr Osborne saying he would applaud any motion to "reverse the cuts to tax credits fairly and in full".
Mr Jibril, who was the first Prime Minister of the National Transitional Council (NTC) administering the country after the revolution, has been reconciliatory towards the religious elements stressing his Alliance believed Sharia should be an important source for a future legal code.
In contrast with whichever Hollywood film might spring to mind, there's no crisis, no cathartic shouting, and no reconciliatory hugging.
The surfer who survived a shark attack live on TV has offered a reconciliatory message to the animal.
After a bout of reconciliatory sex, Britton lounges in their bedroom.
In the early half of the decade, Uganda had resisted this tactic, maintaining that a punitive form of justice would conflict with the reconciliatory desires of many Ugandans who want the return of their lost children, husbands, wives, and neighbors.
