Words with a similar base: settled

'settled'
[settle.v.01] as in: settle into a position, usually on a surface or ground


Examples:
dust settled on the roofs



'settled'
[decide.v.02] as in: bring to an end; settle conclusively


Examples:
The case was decided
The judge decided the case in favor of the plaintiff
The father adjudicated when the sons were quarreling over their inheritance



'settled'
[settle.v.03] as in: settle conclusively; come to terms


Examples:
We finally settled the argument



'settled'
[settle.v.04] as in: take up residence and become established


Examples:
The immigrants settled in the Midwest



'settled'
[reconcile.v.03] as in: come to terms


Examples:
After some discussion we finally made up



'settled'
[sink.v.04] as in: go under,


Examples:
The raft sank and its occupants drowned



'settled'
[settle.v.07] as in: become settled or established and stable in one's residence or life style


Examples:
He finally settled down



'settled'
[settle.v.08] as in: become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet


Examples:
The roar settled to a thunder
The wind settled in the West
it is settling to rain
A cough settled in her chest
Her mood settled into lethargy



'settled'
[settle.v.09] as in: establish or develop as a residence


Examples:
He settled the farm 200 years ago
This land was settled by Germans



'settled'
[settle.v.10] as in: come to rest



'settled'
[settle.v.11] as in: arrange or fix in the desired order


Examples:
She settled the teacart



'settled'
[settle.v.12] as in: accept despite lack of complete satisfaction


Examples:
We settled for a lower price



'settled'
[settle.v.13] as in: end a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement


Examples:
The two parties finally settled



'settled'
[settle.v.14] as in: dispose of; make a financial settlement



'settled'
[settle.v.15] as in: become clear by the sinking of particles


Examples:
the liquid gradually settled



'settled'
[settle.v.16] as in: cause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids)



'settled'
[subside.v.03] as in: sink down or precipitate


Examples:
the mud subsides when the waters become calm



'settled'
[ensconce.v.01] as in: fix firmly


Examples:
He ensconced himself in the chair



'settled'
[settle.v.19] as in: get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury


Examples:
I finally settled with my old enemy



'settled'
[finalize.v.01] as in: make final; put the last touches on; put into final form


Examples:
let's finalize the proposal



'settled'
[settle.v.21] as in: form a community


Examples:
The Swedes settled in Minnesota



'settled'
[fall.v.32] as in: come as if by falling


Examples:
Night fell
Silence fell



'settled'
[settled.a.01] as in: established or decided beyond dispute or doubt


Examples:
with details of the wedding settled she could now sleep at night



'settled'
[settled.a.02] as in: established in a desired position or place; not moving about


Examples:
nomads...absorbed


among the settled people
settled areas
I don't feel entirely settled here
the advent of settled civilization



'settled'
[colonized.s.01] as in: inhabited by colonists



'settled'
[settled.s.02] as in: not changeable


Examples:
a period of settled weather



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