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verbcome to terms
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"dust settled on the roofs"verbsettle into a position, usually on a surface or ground
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verbbring to an end; settle conclusively
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"He finally settled down"verbbecome settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style
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verbcome as if by fallingtype of:
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"I finally settled with my old enemy"verbget one's revenge for a wrong or an injury
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verbgo under
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verbmake final; put the last touches on; put into final form
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"The immigrants settled in the Midwest"verbtake up residence and become established
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verbsink down or precipitate
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"We finally settled the argument"verbsettle conclusively; come to terms
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nouna long wooden bench with a back
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verbfix firmly
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"We settled for a lower price"verbaccept despite lack of complete satisfaction
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"She settled the teacart"verbarrange or fix in the desired order
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"the liquid gradually settled"verbbecome clear by the sinking of particlestype of:
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"The roar settled to a thunder" "The wind settled in the West" "A cough settled in her chest" "Her mood settled into lethargy"verbbecome resolved, fixed, established, or quiet
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verbcause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids)type of:
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verbcome to rest
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verbdispose of; make a financial settlement
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"The two parties finally settled"verbend a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement
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"He settled the farm 200 years ago" "This land was settled by Germans"verbestablish or develop as a residence
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"The Swedes settled in Minnesota"verbform a community
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