iron out differences
/ˈaɪərn aʊt ˈdɪfərənsɪz/
Meaning
This expression means to resolve minor problems, disagreements, or misunderstandings through discussion. Just as an iron removes wrinkles from clothes to make them smooth, 'ironing out' differences makes a relationship smooth and harmonious again. It is commonly used in both personal relationships and professional negotiations.
Examples
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We had a few arguments, but we managed to iron out our differences and move on.
We had a few arguments, but we managed to iron out our differences and move on.
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It took some time, but the two business partners finally ironed out their differences.
It took some time, but the two business partners finally ironed out their differences.
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Before we get married, we need to iron out our differences regarding finances.
Before we get married, we need to iron out our differences regarding finances.
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They are meeting tonight to try and iron out their differences after the big fight.
They are meeting tonight to try and iron out their differences after the big fight.
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Every relationship has issues, but successful couples know how to iron out their differences.
Every relationship has issues, but successful couples know how to iron out their differences.
Common Mistakes
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✗ We need to iron our differences.
✓ We need to iron out our differences.
The phrasal verb requires the particle 'out'. Without 'out', it sounds like you are literally using a clothing iron on your problems.
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✗ They ironed out their problems with arguing.
✓ They ironed out their differences through discussion.
'Iron out' implies a constructive, smooth resolution, so pairing it with negative actions like 'with arguing' is contradictory. Use 'through communication' or 'through discussion' instead.
Related Expressions
Practice
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If we sit down and talk, I'm sure we can ___.
💡 Resolve our disagreements.
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iron out our differences
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They had a long conversation to ___ before signing the contract.
💡 Smooth over their disagreements.
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iron out their differences