conciliatory
adj. C1 Advanced US //kənˈsɪˌɫiəˌtɔɹi// UK //kənsˈɪlɪətəɹˌi// con·cil·ia·to·ry
adj. describing something you say or do to show you want to end an argument. It is a way of being friendly or peaceful after a disagreement.
adj. intended or likely to placate or pacify. Often describes gestures, remarks, or tones used to reconcile differences or reduce hostility.
He made a conciliatory gesture by offering to pay for the meal.
After weeks of heated debate, the manager took a conciliatory tone to help the team reach a compromise.
The diplomat’s conciliatory remarks were carefully crafted to acknowledge the opposition's grievances without conceding the government's primary legal position.
Usage
Often used to modify nouns like 'tone', 'gesture', 'approach', or 'remark'.