be settled

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

Indicates a state of stability and comfort, often in a new place or situation.

settledVERB + settled

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Examples (10)

  • He is happily settled with his wife and their two children.
  • After years of travel, she finally is settled in her own apartment.
  • We expect that by next month, all the new employees will be settled in their roles.
  • They were very settled in the old neighborhood before they had to move.
  • It's important to be settled financially before making big purchases.
  • Once the children are settled in bed, we can relax.
  • She is not completely settled yet, even after a year in the city.
  • How long did it take you to be settled in your new job?
  • It's nice to be settled and not have to worry about moving constantly.
  • If you are settled in your mind, you can make better decisions.