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make terms

verb as in bargain

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verb as in contract

verb as in negotiate

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"I have come to the conclusion that I had better make terms with you," replied the leader of the ruffians.

How could it be an honourable conclusion of the war that they should make terms while confined within the walls of a town?

She had disdained to make terms for herself, so the legate cast Marzia and her children into prison.

They discussed how to make terms for themselves; some suggested giving up the town unconditionally, others proposed an agreement.

The Queen, as he believed, had been ready for a compromise at her accession, and he was ready to make terms with her now.

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On this page you'll find 157 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to make terms, such as: barter, confer, dicker, haggle, agree, and arrange.

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