Pronunciation

/setˈl/v

Definitions

Noun

1. The act of settling down or fixing one’s residence or business. Example: “After traveling for years, they finally found a place to settle.”
2. A peaceful resolution or conclusion to a dispute. Example: “The parties reached a settlement over the property dispute.”
3. A predetermined amount or value, especially in financial transactions. Example: “The house was sold for well below its market settlement.”

Verb

1. To come to a final agreement or decision, often after negotiation. Example: “They settled their differences amicably.”
2. To establish oneself in a new location or position. Example: “He settled into his new job quickly.”
3. To make a permanent home or residence. Example: “They settled in a cozy little cabin by the lake.”

Adjective

1. Suitable for quiet or undisturbed living or working. Example: “A tranquil settlement surrounded by nature.”
2. Established or finalized. Example: “The terms of the settlement were already in place.”

Phrases

• “Settle in” means to become comfortable in a new place or situation.
• “Settle scores” refers to resolving old debts or grudges.
• “Settlement offer” is a proposal to resolve a dispute with financial compensation.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The refugees have started to settle into their new community.”
• Verb: “After months of negotiations, they finally settled on a price for the house.”
• Adjective: “The peaceful settlement was a welcome change after the conflict.”

Synonyms

• Establish
• Establish oneself
• Conclude
• Reach an agreement
• Resolve
• Settle down
• Establish peace
• Arrange
• Arrange for