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come to terms: verb
come to common terms

come to terms VB

come to terms

اِتّفَقَ

come to terms

تَفَاهَمَ

come to terms

تَخَالَصَ

come to terms

تَرَاضَى

come to common terms

come to common terms

تَعَالَوْا إلى كَلِمَةٍ سَوَاء

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As the beast continues to attack and subdue her, she begins to come to terms with her life and her religion. en.wikipedia.org

They come to terms with reality and stay helpless in jail where they befriend a fellow inmate. en.wikipedia.org

He would ultimately sit out the entire season, unable to come to terms on a contract with any team. en.wikipedia.org

He has not come to terms with her being a mutant, and greets her distantly. en.wikipedia.org

The businesses had been in discussion for four years before they were able to come to terms. en.wikipedia.org

The movie picture is a supernatural thriller about a young woman who is forced to come to terms with her personality flaws. en.wikipedia.org

So, instead of carping or leading hare-brained charges against windmills, let us rationally come to terms with the way we are. www.deccanherald.com

However, one may feel unable to come to terms with the anxiety of being alone in the world. en.wikipedia.org

Automatic riders who make the switch will have to come to terms with the use of a foot brake. www.independent.co.uk

There is much to come to terms with, and perhaps in your role as nurturer, provider, protector, you did not look after yourself much. www.stuff.co.nz

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