Read the definitions below and answer the question. ar.bi.trate verb to judge or decide in; to settle a dispute between parties. syn: umpire, referee, mediate re.con.cile verb to re-establish friendly relations; to settle or resolve. syn: reunite, patch-up, make up compare and contrast the two definitions and explain in what context you would use each of the words.

Both words have to do with settling something between people. But the things you have to settle are different. to "arbitrate" you are settling a dispute between parties. "reconcile" means to settle or resolve a conflict between a friend, a colleague, or anyone else. The context you would use the word "arbitrate" is if you are in a professional environment and you have to solve a conflict of two political parties for example. But for the word "reconcile" you could use this when talking about reuniting with a friend or someone closer to you.                                                                                                                                  
I hope this helped :) 

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