comes to terms
Makes one's peace
Comes to terms means reaching acceptance or agreement after difficulty.
You come to terms with a loss, a diagnosis, or an uncomfortable truth—gradually accepting what you initially resisted: It took years to come to terms with her father's death.
In negotiation, to come to terms is to reach agreement: The two sides finally came to terms on a price.
- settleReach final terms
- releaseTo let go
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
- face the musicAccept deserved consequences
reach agreement · forgiveness · emotional healing · acclimatization · acquiescence · closure · mediation · flexibility · resolution · consensus · making peace · peace · inner peace · accommodation · understanding · modification · arbitration · reconciliation
comes to termsdenies
Declares something untrue
resists · rejects · represses · suppresses · clings to
comes to termsdeadlocks
Unresolvable standstill situations
stalemates · walks away · digs in · holds out · balks
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