Decided
Decided adjective - Not subject to misinterpretation or more than one interpretation.
Both words in one sentence
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Instead of taking the matter to court, they decided to settle it with an armwrestling match between CEOs as a publicity stunt.
Source: Writing Around Trademarks - When Rick came Back from the Dead, Monica resumed her pursuit of Rick, but after he became involved with Dr Lesley Williams, Monica decided not to settle for staying married to Jeff and divorced him.
Source: Settle for Sibling -
A Klingon lieutenant from the USS Bajor was called a traitor by his counterpart from a KDF warship docked at Deep Space 9, and they decided to settle it with a drinking contest instead of bat'leths.
Source: Drinking Contest
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