Settle Means

I settled myself in the armchair.

Settle means. To place in a position of rest or comfort. Do something to someone because that person did something harmful or insulting to you in the past. To place in a desired state or in order. Mary and sue settled out of court before the trial.

Improve your vocabulary with english vocabulary in use from cambridge. Settle verb make comfortable i or t usually adv prep to relax into a comfortable position. After dinner we settled in front of the television for the evening. Synonym discussion of settle.

To settle one s affairs. To appoint fix or resolve definitely and conclusively. How to use settle in a sentence. The plaintiff and defendant decided to settle before the trial.

Verb used with object set tled set tling. Another word for settle. Agree upon as time price or conditions. To accept someone or something less ideal or satisfactory than one desires.

To put into order. Want to learn more. We had our eye on a gorgeous four bedroom house but it was too much money so we had to settle for something smaller. Settle something out of court to end a disagreement and reach an agreement without having to go through trial in a court of justice.

Settle definition is to place so as to stay. Verb used without object set tled set tling. 3rd person singular present tense settles present participle settling past tense past participle settled 1. Verb if people settle an argument or problem or if something settles it they solve it for example by making a decision about who is right or about what to do.