How To Spell settle?
How to Pronounce settle?
Correct pronunciation for the word "settle" is [sˈɛtə͡l], [sˈɛtəl], [s_ˈɛ_t_əl].
Definition of settle
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A long bench with a high back.
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To fall to the bottom of liquor; to subside; to deposit; to fix one's habitation; to marry and establish a domestic state; to become fixed, stationary, or permanent; to become calm; to adjust differences or accounts.
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To place in a permanent condition; to establish; to establish in business; to marry, as a daughter; to determine; to render fixed; to make compact; to fix by gift or grant; to fix firmly; to cause to sink or subside; to compose; to ordain; to colonize; to adjust; to liquidate.
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To determine.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the present tense of Settle?
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What is the adverb for settle?
The adverb form of "settle" is "settled".
What is the adjective for settle?
The adjective form of the word "settle" is "settled".
Usage over time for settle:
This graph shows how "settle" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of settle?
The plural of the "settle" can be the "settles".
What is the singular form of settle?
The singular of the "settle" can be the "settle".
Synonyms for Settle:
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v.
• order- collate ,
- harmonize ,
- integrate ,
- cast ,
- group ,
- classify ,
- frame ,
- chart ,
- grade ,
- design ,
- devise ,
- categorize ,
- control ,
- class ,
- array .
- execute ,
- cap ,
- fulfill ,
- acquire ,
- attain ,
- actualize ,
- bring off ,
- finish ,
- bring about ,
- gain ,
- carry out ,
- consummate ,
- enact ,
- accomplish ,
- earn ,
- effectuate .
- decide ,
- flop ,
- decline ,
- confirm ,
- alight ,
- call the shots ,
- choose ,
- clear up ,
- appoint ,
- clinch ,
- clear ,
- abide ,
- conclude ,
- bed down ,
- concert .
- appease ,
- bargain ,
- compensate ,
- allow ,
- concede .
- form .
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n.
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- immerse .
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- inhabit .
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