settled

SET-uld/ˈsɛtl̩d/

2 meanings of settled

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verb
Simple past and past participle of settle. Use this form for something that already happened.
They settled into their new house last spring.
The kids finally settled down for the night.
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2
adjective
Feeling calm and comfortable, especially after a time of change or trouble.
Like a room that feels calm again after the noise dies down.
After a month in the new city, she finally felt settled.
The baby seems calm and settled now that the room is quiet.
Similarcomfortable, secure, stable, established, content
Oppositeunsettled, restless, uneasy, rootless
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settled is a form of settle

settle, verb: To bring an argument or fight to an end so it is finished. Full entry

Forms: settlesettles he/she/itsettling -ing formsettled past tense, past participle
Spelling: settle → settled: add -d

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