settle on

US /ˈset.l ɑːn/
UK /ˈset.l ɑːn/
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1.

to make a final decision about something, especially after a period of discussion or thought

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After much debate, they finally settled on a date for the wedding.
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We need to settle on a plan before we proceed.
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decide onchooseselectopt foragree on
2.

to accept something, often something less than what was initially desired or expected

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She had to settle on a smaller apartment due to budget constraints.
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Don't settle on anything less than what you deserve.
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acceptcompromise oncontent oneself withmake do with
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settlesettledsettle insettle forthe dust settlessettle downsettle up