What is "settle" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "settle": a long wooden bench with a back

Noun

Meaning of "settle": settle into a position, usually on a surface or ground

Verb

Meaning of "settle": bring to an end; settle conclusively

Verb

Meaning of "settle": settle conclusively; come to terms

Verb

Meaning of "settle": take up residence and become established

Verb

Meaning of "settle": come to terms

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Meaning of "settle": go under,

Verb

Meaning of "settle": become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style

Verb

Meaning of "settle": become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet

Verb

Meaning of "settle": establish or develop as a residence

Verb

Meaning of "settle": come to rest

Verb

Meaning of "settle": arrange or fix in the desired order

Verb

Meaning of "settle": accept despite lack of complete satisfaction

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Meaning of "settle": end a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement

Verb

Meaning of "settle": dispose of; make a financial settlement

Verb

Meaning of "settle": become clear by the sinking of particles

Verb

Meaning of "settle": cause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids)

Verb

Meaning of "settle": sink down or precipitate

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Meaning of "settle": fix firmly

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Meaning of "settle": get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury

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Meaning of "settle": make final; put the last touches on; put into final form

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Meaning of "settle": form a community

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Meaning of "settle": come as if by falling

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Synonyms:

end, complete, conclude, pay, fix, negotiate, determine, decide, work out, establish, clear, achieve, square, concert, figure, clinch, seal, regulate, reconcile, adjudicate, confirm, verify, dispose, mediate, choose, satisfy, cinch, judge, discharge, arrange, appoint, rule, adjust, order, clear up, nail down, put an end to, call the shots, clean up, come to a conclusion, come to a decision, come to an agreement, form judgment, make a decision, make certain, put into order, set to rights, tranquilize, relax, reassure, quiet, soothe, assure, quell, compose, pacify, lull, sedate, becalm, allay, still, quieten, put, land, sit, decline, plunge, plop, perch, lay, flop, subside, repose, seat, alight, sink, submerge, light, lodge, place, submerse, immerse, descend, roost, bed down, set down, settle down, touch down, live, establish, locate, reside, squat, park, abide, colonize, lodge, dwell, inhabit, keep house, move to, put down roots, set up home, take root, take up residence, hang up ones hat,

Antonyms:

commence, ignore, unsettle, destroy, hesitate, owe, refuse, disorganize, disprove, invalidate, disarrange, disorder, derange, mix up, worry, begin, start, forget, neglect, lose, miss, disagree, mismanage, disturb, upset, confuse, trouble, move, depart, leave, incite, excite, worry, distress, mix up, unsettle, aggravate, agitate, upset, disturb, irritate, confuse, trouble, move, depart, leave, increase, ascend, grow, dry, dislodge, mix up, unsettle, worry, rise, go up, neglect, displace, remove, confuse, trouble, upset, move, depart, leave, mix up, unsettle, worry, depart, leave, move, confuse, trouble, upset,