Settling [verb]
Definition of Settling:
straighten out, resolve
Synonyms of Settling:
● End
● Complete
● Conclude
● Pay
● Fix
● Decide
● Work out
● Clear
● Achieve
● Square
● Concert
● Figure
● Clinch
● Seal
● Regulate
● Confirm
● Verify
● Dispose
● Mediate
● Choose
● Satisfy
● Cinch
● Judge
● Arrange
● Appoint
● Rule
● Adjust
● Order
● Clear up
● Clean up
Opposite/Antonyms of Settling:
● Leave
● Depart
● Move
● Trouble
● Confuse
● Upset
● Disturb
● Disagree
● Miss
● Lose
● Neglect
● Forget
● Start
● Begin
● Worry
● Mix up
● Derange
● Disorder
● Disprove
● Refuse
● Owe
● Hesitate
● Destroy
● Unsettle
● Ignore
● Commence
Sentence/Example of Settling:
The settling of this region well deserves a place in history.
This has not been his fault but his misfortune—the settling of an estate, it may be, or the death of a master.
Her act of abandonment was really an arrangement for settling her son permanently in life.
She had disappeared, and I supposed she was just settling under water.
The solicitor was by no means pleased with this way of settling the matter.
All my family at Homburg, settling down tranquilly in the enemy's country.
The next morning, just as we were all settling to work, my father entered the school.
Well, now the thing had to be done again—for the settling of Marcia.
There were projects of giving up India and settling at home.
The silent gentlemen, settling their mustachios, followed in the rear.