verb

settle

/ˈsɛtəl/

settle

VERB

Definition of settle

1

If you settle a fight, argument, case, etc., you find an answer that stops it.

Example: They settled the dispute. Both men were happy with the results.

1

If something is settled, it is decided.

Example: OK, it's settled: we're going to Florida this summer.

2

If something settles, it moves to a position where it can stay in for a long time, often in a low position.

Example: She got a drink and then calmly settled herself in front of the TV.

3

If you settle for something, you accept it even though it is not as good as you wanted.

Example: This year, she would have to settle for third place.

4

If you settle a place, you move there and live there.

Example: After moving to Canada, they settled in Toronto.

settle

EXAMPLES

Examples of settle

1

They settled the dispute. Both men were happy with the results.

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2

OK, it's settled: we're going to Florida this summer.

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3

She got a drink and then calmly settled herself in front of the TV.

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4

After the crash, it took some time for the dust to settle.

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5

This year, she would have to settle for third place.

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