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English adjective: settled | |||
| 1. | settled established or decided beyond dispute or doubt | ||
| Samples | With details of the wedding settled she could now sleep at night. | ||
| Similar | accomplished, appointed, decreed, determined, deterministic, dictated, effected, established, firm, ordained, preconcerted, prescribed, set | ||
| Antonyms | unsettled | ||
| 2. | settled established in a desired position or place; not moving about | ||
| Samples | Nomads...absorbed among the settled people. Settled areas. I don't feel entirely settled here. The advent of settled civilization. | ||
| Similar | based, built-up, located, nonnomadic, placed, relocated, resettled, set, situated | ||
| Antonyms | unsettled | ||
| 3. | settled inhabited by colonists | ||
| Synonyms | colonised, colonized | ||
| Similar | inhabited | ||
| Antonyms | uninhabited | ||
| 4. | settled not changeable | ||
| Samples | A period of settled weather. | ||
| Similar | calm | ||
| Antonyms | stormy | ||
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