Pronunciation: /ˈsɛtəl wɪð/
verb to reach an agreement or resolution with someone
A1 I settled with my friend on a movie to watch.
A2 After some negotiation, we settled with the seller on a price for the car.
B1 The company settled with the employee on a compensation package.
B2 The two parties finally settled with each other on the terms of the contract.
C1 The legal team advised the client to settle with the opposing party outside of court.
C2 After months of negotiations, the two countries were able to settle with each other on a peace agreement.
preposition used to indicate the person or party with whom an agreement or resolution is reached
A1 I settled with my friend on a movie to watch.
A2 They settled with the landlord on a lower rent for the apartment.
B1 After some negotiation, we were able to settle with the insurance company on a fair payout.
B2 The two parties finally settled with each other on a compromise for the business deal.
C1 The legal team advised the client to settle with the opposing party outside of court.
C2 The company decided to settle with the disgruntled employees to avoid any further conflict.
formal The company decided to settle with the plaintiff out of court.
informal I think we can settle with him on a price that works for both of us.
slang Let's just settle with them and get this over with.
figurative Sometimes it's better to settle with your inner demons rather than fight them constantly.
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