settle for
US /ˈset.l̩ fɔːr/
UK /ˈset.l̩ fɔːr/
1.
To accept something that is not exactly what you want but is the best that is available.
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She didn’t want to settle for a lower salary, but she needed the job.
To accept something that is not exactly what you want but is the best that is available.
She didn’t want to settle for a lower salary, but she needed the job.