ADJECTIVE | all | settled | established or decided beyond dispute or doubt |
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all | settled | established in a desired position or place | |
all | settled, colonized, colonised | inhabited by colonists | |
all | settled | not changeable |
Sounds | seh'tahld | |
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Rhymes | addled ... wrinkled: 103 rhymes with ahld... |
Meaning | Established or decided beyond dispute or doubt. | |
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Example | "with details of the wedding settled she could now sleep at night" | |
Narrower | accomplished, effected, established | Settled securely and unconditionally |
appointed, decreed, ordained, prescribed | Fixed or established especially by order or command | |
determined, dictated, set | Determined or decided upon as by an authority | |
deterministic | An inevitable consequence of antecedent sufficient causes | |
firm | not subject to revision or change | |
preconcerted | previously arranged or agreed / agreed on | |
Opposite | unsettled | Still in doubt |
Spanish | establecido |
Meaning | Established in a desired position or place; not moving about. | |
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Narrower | based | Having a base of operations (often used as a combining form) |
built-up | Peopled with settlers | |
located, placed, set, situated | situated in a particular spot or position | |
nonnomadic | not nomadic or wandering | |
relocated, resettled | Settled in a new location | |
Opposite | unsettled | not settled or established |
Spanish | asentado, establecido | |
Catalan | establert, situat |
Meaning | Inhabited by colonists. | |
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Synonyms | colonized, colonised | |
Broader | inhabited | Having inhabitants |
Spanish | colonizado |
Meaning | not changeable. | |
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Example | "a period of settled weather" | |
Broader | calm | (of weather) free from storm or wind |
Spanish | estable | |
Catalan | estable |
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