settled
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈsɛtəɫd// UK //sˈɛtəld// set·tled
v. feeling comfortable and calm in a new situation, like a new job or home. You use this when you finally feel at peace and do not want to move or change things.
v. established in a stable, comfortable, or permanent position or routine. Often describes a state of emotional or residential stability after a period of transition.
She feels much more settled now that she has a permanent job.
It took a few months, but the children are finally settled in their new school and have made friends.
The once-volatile market has reached a more settled phase, allowing investors to make long-term plans without the constant fear of sudden price swings.
Usage
Commonly follows the verbs 'feel' or 'become'.