Noah Webster
Conciliate
CONCILIATE, verb transitive [Latin To draw or bring together, to unite; Gr. To call. The primary sense of the root is to strain, stretch, , drive or draw. Calling is a straining or driving of voice. See Class Gl. No. 32. 36. 48. 49. And See Council.]
1. To lead or draw to, by moral influence or power; to win, gain or engae, as the affections, favor or good will; as, politeness and hospitality conciliate affection.
2. To reconcile, or bring to a state of friendship, as persons at variance. We say, an attempt has been made to conciliate the contending parties.