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settle for
verb
To accept or allow something, especially something not entirely desirable.
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The phrase "settle for" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used when you have to accept something that is lower than what you desire or expect. For example, "I wanted to buy a newer model car, but I had to settle for an older model."
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Don't settle for less.
Let's settle for relief.
We settle for nothing less".
Don't Settle for Half-Steps.
And I'll settle for that.
Would he settle for 50%?
Do not settle for less.
Why settle for pretty good?
We'll settle for a lord.
Settle for a "D" restaurant?
Or settle for one heart.
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