settles, settled, settling
to settle down
phrasal verbC
To start living a quieter, more stable life
- 1After traveling for years, he decided to settle down in a small town.
- 2They got married and wanted to settle down and start a family.
To settle down means to find a calm and steady way of living. It involves creating a peaceful and stable routine, focusing on responsibilities, and making a comfortable home. It's about feeling content and secure in your daily life.
Remember, settling down doesn't mean giving up excitement or adventure. It's about finding a balance between stability and spontaneity in your life. Embrace new experiences while still maintaining a sense of peace and security.
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during a lunch break at work
A New Chapter
Sharon
I heard you're planning to settle down soon.
Sarah
Yeah, I'm ready for a quieter life.
Sharon
That's great! It sounds like a big change.
Sarah
It is, but I'm looking forward to it.
waiting for the bus
Embracing Stability
Margaret
I heard you moved to the suburbs last month.
James
Yes, I decided it was time to settle down and enjoy a quieter life.
Margaret
That sounds wonderful. I bet it's a nice change of pace.
James
Absolutely, I feel more at peace now.
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Similar to "to settle down":
- 1calm down
- 2stabilize
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