Settled — synonyms, settled antonyms, definition

1. settled (o)

accomplished completed concluded done ended finished over

2. settled (a)

affirmed calm certain collected concluded confirmed cool customary decided decisive destined determined dignified effective endorsed established fated firm fixed in effect • • •

3. settled (Adjective)

colonised colonized unsettled

settled (Adjective) — Established or decided beyond dispute or doubt. ex. "with details of the wedding settled she could now sleep at night"

settled (Adjective) — Established in a desired position or place; not moving about. ex. "nomads...absorbed among the settled people" ex. "settled areas" ex. "I don't feel entirely settled here" ex. "the advent of settled civilization"

settled (Adjective) — Inhabited by colonists.

settled (Adjective) — Not changeable. ex. "a period of settled weather"

4. settled (Verb)

adjudicated conciliated descended ensconced fell finalised finalized got back located made up nailed down patched up reconciled rooted sank settled down squared off squared up steadied down subsided • • •

settled (Verb) — Fall slowly to a stable position, usually on a surface or the ground. ex. "dust settled on the roofs"

settled (Verb) — Bring to an end; come to a final conclusion. ex. "The case was settled"

settled (Verb) — Settle conclusively; come to terms. ex. "We finally settled the argument"

settled (Verb) — Take up residence and become established. ex. "The immigrants settled in the Midwest"

settled (Verb) — Come to terms. ex. "After some discussion we finally settled"

settled (Verb) — Go under.

settled (Verb) — Become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style. ex. "He finally settled down"

settled (Verb) — Become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet. ex. "The roar settled to a thunder" ex. "The wind settled in the West" ex. "it is settling to rain" ex. "A cough settled in her chest" ex. "Her mood settled into lethargy"

settled (Verb) — Establish or develop as a residence. ex. "He settled the farm 200 years ago" ex. "This land was settled by Germans"

settled (Verb) — Come to rest.

settled (Verb) — Arrange or fix in the desired order. ex. "She settled the teacart"

settled (Verb) — Accept despite lack of complete satisfaction. ex. "We settled for a lower price"

settled (Verb) — End a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement. ex. "The two parties finally settled"

settled (Verb) — Dispose of; make a financial settlement.

settled (Verb) — Become clear by the sinking of particles. ex. "the liquid gradually settled"

settled (Verb) — Cause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids).

settled (Verb) — Sink down or precipitate. ex. "the mud settles when the waters become calm"

settled (Verb) — Fix firmly. ex. "He settled himself in the chair"

settled (Verb) — Get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury. ex. "I finally settled with my old enemy"

settled (Verb) — Make final; put the last touches on; put into final form. ex. "let's settle the proposal"

settled (Verb) — Form a community. ex. "The Swedes settled in Minnesota"

settled (Verb) — Come as if by falling. ex. "Night settled"

accepted agreed arranged became built up came came down changed concluded concorded concurred consented contended descended developed ended fell fixed up fought got • • • adjusted appeased buried the hatchet cleaned up cleared clinched colonised colonized compensated compromised concerted foundered homesteaded judged let bygones be bygones liquidated made peace made up paid paid off • • • settle on