reconciled
adj.adj. feeling okay about a difficult situation because you have accepted it. You use this when you stop being angry or sad about something that happened.
adj. having reached a state of acceptance regarding a regrettable or difficult situation. Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'become', 'feel', or 'remain'.
She is finally reconciled to the fact that they moved away.
After months of frustration, he felt reconciled to his new role within the company.
The two former rivals appeared reconciled during the press conference, suggesting that the long-standing animosity between their families had finally been resolved through mediation.
Typically takes the preposition 'to' when describing acceptance of a situation.
He is reconciled with the idea.He is reconciled to the idea.Use 'reconciled with' for people or relationships, but use 'reconciled to' for situations or facts.