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to settle on
[phrase form: settle]
01
to decide something, after considering all possible alternatives
Transitive: to settle on an option
02
to officially give money or property to someone, often specified in a legal document like a will
Ditransitive: to settle on money or possessions sb/sth
settle on
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Example
After hours of debate, the committee settled on a compromise that satisfied both parties.
Dust particles settled on the furniture, indicating the need for regular cleaning.
The construction worker noticed the fine, ground dust settling on the machinery.
Leaves eddied in the wind before settling on the ground.
They will be vacillating between various options before settling on a plan.
