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Definitions from the WebSettle inPart of Speech: Verb phrase Definition: To establish oneself comfortably in a new place or situation. Sense 1: To become familiar or accustomed to a new environment. Example sentence 1: After moving to their new house, it took the family some time to settle in and adapt to the neighborhood. Example sentence 2: It usually takes a few days for me to settle in whenever I travel to a different country. Sense 2: To make a home or residence in a particular place. Example sentence 1: They decided to settle in the small coastal town after falling in love with its peaceful atmosphere. Example sentence 2: The nomadic tribe would settle in a new location every few months. Sense 3: To find a solution or reach an agreement in a dispute or conflict. Example sentence 1: The opposing parties finally decided to settle in court rather than prolonging the legal battle. Example sentence 2: The negotiators were able to settle their differences and come to a mutually beneficial arrangement. Related Products: | ||||
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