settled
adjective (QUIET) /ˈset.l̩d/
/ˈset̬-/ Definition
› Settled weather is calm and unlikely to change: It looks as if we are in for a settled spell this week.Describing good weather
(Definition of settled adjective (QUIET) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- anticyclone noun
- be set fair idiom
- calm adjective
- clemency noun (WEATHER)
- clement adjective
- cloudless adjective
- fair adjective (WEATHER)
- fine adjective (SUNNY)
- glorious adjective (BEAUTIFUL/NICE)
- mild adjective (WEATHER)
- summery adjective
- sun-drenched adjective
- sun-kissed adjective
- sunny adjective (BRIGHT)
- temperate adjective (WEATHER)
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Describing good weather
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