Deal and Settle

Deal

Deal verb - To carry on the business of buying and selling goods or other property.

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Settle and deal are semantically related In some cases you can use "Settle" instead a verb "Deal".

Nearby Words: dealing, dealer, dealt

Settle verb - To come to an agreement or decision concerning the details of.

Usage example: settled their wedding plans without any major disagreements

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Deal and settle are semantically related in trade topic. Sometimes you can use "Deal" instead a verb "Settle".

Nearby Words: settled, settlement, settling, settler, settlor

business	deal business	settle business
people	deal people	settle people
way	deal way	settle way
game	deal game	settle game
Other words: day, times, problems.

In a Vegas-based episode of Roseanne, the Conners have to settle for seeing a Wayne Newton impersonator rather than the real deal, but Newton himself shows up partway through the show and takes over.

Source: Your Costume Needs Work
They settle on 25%, but it's the offer of a new hat, a really big one, that seals the deal for Barbossa.

Source: Do You Want to Haggle?
In Gensokyo, humans and youkai have agreed to settle disputes with non-lethal duels, using Spell Cards to create dazzling displays of danmaku for their opponent to deal with.

Source: Cards of Power

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