settle
verb (LIVE) /ˈset.l̩/
/ˈset̬-/ Definition
B2 [I usually + adv/prep] to go and live somewhere, especially permanently: After they got married, they settled in Brighton.Changing homes and moving › [I or T, often passive] to arrive, especially from another country, in a new place and start to live there and use the land: America was first settled by people who came across from Asia over 25,000 years ago.Accommodating people
(Definition of settle verb (LIVE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- accommodate verb (FIND A PLACE FOR)
- board and lodging noun
- board noun (MEALS)
- board verb (STAY)
- camp noun (TENTS/BUILDINGS)
- full board noun
- half board noun
- house verb
- institutionalize verb (PLACE)
- modified American plan noun
- put sb away phrasal verb
- put sb up phrasal verb
- quarter verb (SOLDIER)
- rehouse verb
- resettle verb
- room and board noun
- seat verb
- self-catering adjective
- sleep verb
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