settled (Meaning)
settled (a)
established or decided beyond dispute or doubt
established in a desired position or place; not moving about
settled (s)
inhabited by colonists
not changeable
settled (imp. & p. p.)
of Settle
Synonyms & Antonyms of settled
settled Sentence Examples
- The dust settled after the construction site was complete.
- The dispute was finally settled amicably.
- The bird settled comfortably on the branch.
- The hikers settled down for the night around a campfire.
- The negotiations had dragged on for months, but eventually both parties settled on a compromise.
- The storm had settled and the sun peeked out from behind the clouds.
- The flavors settled nicely in the stew, creating a harmonious blend.
- The newborn baby settled into a peaceful slumber.
- After a long day, the weary travelers settled into their lodgings.
- The dispute over the property was settled in court, with the judge issuing a final verdict.
FAQs About the word settled
established or decided beyond dispute or doubt, established in a desired position or place; not moving about, inhabited by colonists, not changeableof Settle
rooted, confirmed, entrenched,deep, intrenched, embedded, bred-in-the-bone, lifelong, deep-seated, hard-core
brief, transient, transient, interim, short-term,brief, temporary, provisional, ephemeral, ephemeral
The dust settled after the construction site was complete.
The dispute was finally settled amicably.
The bird settled comfortably on the branch.
The hikers settled down for the night around a campfire.
