settled
- 01 B1 Intermediate
feeling comfortable and happy in a new place or situation, especially after moving.
established in a stable and comfortable routine or environment, typically following a period of transition.
Simple“It took a few months, but she finally feels settled in her new apartment.”
In context“After years of nomadic travel, he found himself surprisingly settled in the quiet coastal village, enjoying the predictability of local life.”
Synonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
fixed or decided so that it will not change.
firmly established or resolved; used for arguments, debts, or legal matters that have reached a conclusion.
Simple“Now that the contract is signed, the matter is finally settled.”
In context“The legal team considered the case settled once the final signatures were obtained, preventing any further appeals from the opposing side.”
- 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
weather that is calm and likely to stay the same for a while.
referring to weather conditions that are stable, calm, and unlikely to change in the immediate future.
Simple“The forecast predicts a period of settled weather for the holiday weekend.”
In context“The high-pressure system brought a week of settled weather, allowing the farmers to complete the harvest without fear of sudden rain.”
Antonyms
Usage settled status