Rest
Settle
Settle verb - To cause to come to rest at the bottom (as of a liquid).
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Both words in one sentence
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After enduring endless suffering in the absence of God, and having his chance of 'rest' disturbed, Lucifer finally manages to escape from Hell and is able to settle down and live among humans.
Source: Literature / The Scarlet Gospels -
Bride and Switch: Constantine pulls this, distracting Piggy with a marriage proposal, and then telling the rest of the crew that he's disbanding the Muppets to settle down with her.
Source: Film / Muppets Most Wanted -
They spend the rest of the Annals of the Western Shore book traveling, for about twenty years, until they settle down at Urdile's university.
Source: Walking the Earth
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