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come to terms
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come to termsverb
to reach an agreement or settle a dispute.
come to termsverb
See come to terms with.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of come to terms in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of come to terms in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of come to terms in a Sentence
Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn:
I'm happy Judge Alito survived these unwarranted attacks. I'm also sorry that his family had to be subjected to them, as well. At some point, however, we as a committee will need to come to terms with our confirmation process. The current regime treats Supreme Court nominees more like piñatas than human beings. And that's something none of us should be willing to tolerate.
We are so lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination. Our recovery has been slow and extremely painful, as I try to come to terms with the devastating changes thrust upon me both physically and emotionally, I take one day at a time and want to help care for my Dad till his full recovery. In the longer term I hope to return home to my country.
You must come to terms with your wholeself. the wholeness which exceeds all our virtue and all our vice.
When you talk about ‘ Making America Great Again, ’ America being great everyone assumed was the Eisenhower ‘ 50s, and it was great if you were a white, straight male, but other than that it probablywas n’tso great, it’s fun to lift up that curtain and look underneath that thin veneer and see some of the real problems that this country has yet to completely come to terms with.
That is not something that we have ever fully come to terms with.
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