settle
v.v. to reach a final agreement or decision about something, especially after a disagreement. You also use this when you decide to live in a new place for a long time.
v. to resolve a dispute or reach a formal agreement, often involving a legal or financial compromise. Also describes the act of establishing a permanent residence in a new location.
They finally managed to settle their argument.
The two companies decided to settle the lawsuit out of court to avoid a long and expensive trial.
After years of traveling across the continent, the family decided to settle in a quiet coastal town where they could finally establish roots and join the local community.
Often used with 'for' when accepting less than what was originally wanted, or 'on' when choosing a final option.
They settled to go to ItalyThey settled on going to ItalyWhen choosing between options, the verb requires the preposition 'on' rather than an infinitive.