Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Settle down and join are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settle down" instead a verb "Join".
Settle down
Settle down verb - To become still and orderly.
Join and settle down are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Join" instead a verb "Settle down".
Both terms in one sentence
- The Gambling Addict: The only time she's not sneaking around at the party is if you host a card game, where she'll finally settle down and join Liara and James for a hand of poker.
- Stay in the Kitchen: In her own timeline, Sigrid is told to not join raids with the men of her village and is expected to settle down and have a family, but she wants to have a warrior's life.
Source: Comic Book / Thor: Vikings - Heroic Fantasy (Sword & Sandal): What happens when a group of Knights Errant and their Hitchhiker Heroes join forces with a Reasonable Authority Figure and settle down in one town?
Source: Webcomic / Rumors of War
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