Settled

/ˈsɛtld/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Resolved finally by agreement or judgment, often referring to disputes or claims.
    The parties reached a settled agreement before trial.
  2. (adj.) Established and recognized as legally binding or fixed, especially in property or contract contexts.
    The settled title to the land was confirmed by the court.

Commentary

As an adjective, 'settled' typically describes disputes or rights that are conclusively resolved, important to distinguish from its use as a verb form.

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