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   What is the meaning of settle?

   • 1. To begin living a stable and orderly life: He settled down as a farmer with a family. 2. To become calm or composed. To accept in spite of incomplete satisfaction: had to settle for a lower wage than the one requested. To relieve one's indigestion or nausea. To silence or subdue.

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   What does settling mean?

   • to come to a decision (often followed by "on" or "upon"). We settled on the green car instead of the red one. to become a resident of a place. Their family settled in our town eight years ago. to become relaxed or calm. As soon as the excitement ends, he will settle. to stop moving. The dust settled. to sink.

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   What does settlement mean?

   • In the 1800s many settlements sprang up across the Great Plains. an agreement. They reached a settlement that satisfied both of them. The meaning of settlement. Definition of settlement. Best online English dictionaries for children, with kid-friendly definitions, integrated thesaurus for kids, images, and animations.

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   What does it mean to settle a house?

   • To settle means to come to order or rest, much as snow settles on the ground or dust settles on the dining room table. Settle has a number of meanings. After moving several times, you'll wish your parents would settle in one place for the rest of your school years. Have you ever heard your house creaking or groaning? That's the house settling.

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   appoint, arbitrate, clinch, close, confirm, fix, reconcile, straighten. definition 2: to find or make a home for. He settled his family near the town. similar words: locate, move. definition 3: to make calm. The music settled the crying baby.

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   The meaning of SETTLE is to place so as to stay. How to use settle in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Settle.

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   to reach a decision or an agreement about something, or to end a disagreement: [ T ] Rogers paid $2 million to settle the lawsuit. [ T ] Americans turn to a dictionary to settle questions of language. [ I ] Negotiators are hopeful the two sides will settle. settle out of court.

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   To settle means to come to order or rest, much as snow settles on the ground or dust settles on the dining room table. Settle has a number of meanings. After moving several times, you'll wish your parents would settle in one place for the rest of your school years.

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   settle 1: to finally agree upon or resolve. [12 definitions] settle 2: a long wooden seat with arms and a high back; settee.