settle a squabble

Frequency: 6.57.3 per million words

To end a disagreement, often by making a decision.

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Examples (10)

  • I always have to settle squabbles between the children.
  • The parents tried their best to settle the squabble over the toy.
  • After a long discussion, they finally managed to settle their squabble.
  • It's crucial for leaders to settle political squabbles before they escalate.
  • She's known for her ability to calmly settle any squabble among her colleagues.
  • The mediator was called in to settle a bitter squabble between the two departments.
  • If you want to maintain peace, you must learn to settle minor squabbles quickly.
  • They couldn't settle their squabble about who should do the dishes.
  • He had to settle a squabble between his two best friends last night.
  • A wise person knows when to intervene and settle a squabble.