Going to and Settle down

Going to

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Settle down and going to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settle down" instead a verb "Going to".

Settle down

Settle down verb - To become still and orderly.

Going to and settle down are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Going to" instead a verb "Settle down".

Mutual synonyms

Both terms in one sentence

  • You're going to end up eighty-years old, drooling in some nursing home, then you're going to decide, it's time to settle down, get married, have kids?
  • Series / Lovejoy Sudden Downer Ending: In the finale, Lovejoy is finally going to marry Charlotte and settle down.
  • He proposes marriage in the short story Marrying the Bookie's Daughter, seemingly unable to realise that Phryne really isn't the sort who's just going to marry, discard her career, settle down and have children.
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