Complete
Settle
Settle verb - To come to an agreement or decision concerning the details of.
Usage example: settled their wedding plans without any major disagreements
Complete is a synonym for settle in decide topic. Sometimes you can use "Complete" instead a verb "Settle", if it concerns topics such as conclude, resolve.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- That is, until he found out his new land came complete with peasants who expected him to help them settle the new frontier colony.
Source: The Punishment - If you've led an exceptionally adventurous or questionable life, it may be time to throw out all the rules and go on that last run, complete that final mission, settle that one score.
Source: The Last Dance - Ivan Drago's complete domination that ends up killing Apollo was clearly done for two reasons: to show how dangerous Drago was, and to give Rocky a reason to settle the score.
Source: Sacrificial Lion / Film
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