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settled
[set-ld]
adjective
fixed or established; unlikely to change.
Like most of us, he has settled habits and opinions.
agreed upon; decided.
the rules of settled grammatical usage.
having inhabitants or settlers.
settled regions of the country.
having a permanent residence; not wandering.
In time the Israelites became a settled people.
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Danny Mills - who won 19 England caps and played at the 2002 World Cup - said being from a family which had never settled after success was playing a part in his son's improvement.
Vendors were selling a variety of colorful national flags in downtown L.A. on Wednesday, but Axel Martinez settled on one with with Old Glory on one half and the Mexican flag on the other.
In the meantime, Nijjar’s companies have settled multiple habitability lawsuits filed by residents.
The threshold is the minimum income a British citizen or settled resident must earn to bring their partner to join them in the UK.
The ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC were the original parties targeted in lawsuits finally settled Friday’s ruling.
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