Phrasal Verb - Settling Down (Phrasal Verb)
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.Definition
To find a stable and peaceful situation, often after a period of chaos or uncertainty. It can also mean to adjust to a new environment or situation, or to make a permanent commitment to someone or something.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | After a long and turbulent relationship, they finally decided to settle down and get married. |
| 2 | I've been traveling for years, but I think it's time for me to settle down and find a steady job. |
| 3 | The family finally settled down in their new house after weeks of moving boxes and unpacking. |
| 4 | The storm had passed, and the city began to settle down and return to normal. |
| 5 | She was struggling to settle down and focus on her studies. |
| 6 | The new employees were given a week to settle down before starting their work. |
| 7 | He found it difficult to settle down and live a quiet life after retiring from the military. |
| 8 | The children took a while to settle down and fall asleep after their excitement at the amusement park. |
| 9 | The company went through a period of instability, but eventually settled down and started to thrive. |
| 10 | After years of wandering and searching, he finally settled down and found peace in a quiet monastery. |