Compromises
Settles and compromises are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settles" instead a verb "Compromises".
Settles
Compromises and settles are semantically related. You can use "Compromises" instead a verb "Settles".
Both words in one sentence
- Examples: Unable to afford the Zioni Chariot, the Legion settles for the Jaguar, a rebuilt Volgan White Eagle tank, which is generally inferior to most of the current generation main battle tanks; the Legion compromises by focusing on tactics that exploit the Jaguar's strengths.
Source: Literature / Carrera's Legions
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