reconciler

"So she is able to take off the reconciler for a while," Penn agreed.

"Perhaps you should don the reconciler, then," he suggested, seen the green band in her hand.

I am able to exist without the reconciler longer in your presence than elsewhere."

"He is a man of courage who has been lauded in Mississippi as a reconciler."

I've gotten the reputation as being the reconciler.

He was glad she wasn't wearing the reconciler band now, for that would have squelched any such emotion.

Time and nature yield us many gifts, but not yet the timely man, the new religion, the reconciler, whom all things await.

When synchronizing, the replicas are merged by the Briefcase reconciler.

She is also called Ishanaxade or 'the reconciler'.

In time you will be older, and in time I should be able to live without the reconciler.

They are more likely to perform the classical political role 'of mediator and reconciler of different interests'.

He is a reconciler, not an exploiter.

The reconciler has not yet appeared.

When death, the great Reconciler, has come, it is never our tenderness that we repent of, but our severity.

Dvorak was also a reconciler of sorts.

Philo also calls Moses "the mediator and reconciler of the world" (ib.

Mary is said to have appeared under the title "Mary, virgin and mother, reconciler of all people and nations."

I must admit there are heavy degrees of emotion involved in this controversy, but I think John is a reconciler.

Lodge is a well-tempered critic, more a supple reconciler of theories than polemicist.

"You're not wearing the reconciler," Penn said.

The Reconciler of the Light and Dark.

The Slayers usually join either the Ravener or Reconciler factions.

By nature, Cardinal Bernardin was a reconciler.

Shree put on the reconciler.

The Jove of power make me most weak, most weak, Your reconciler!