Examples of 'coming to terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "coming to terms"
Coming to terms means accepting or dealing with a difficult or challenging situation. It can also refer to reaching an agreement or understanding after a period of negotiation or discussion
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- present participle of come to terms
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coming to terms
Coming to terms with the urban age.
Everybody is still coming to terms with this.
In coming to terms with my own personal setback.
I think everybody was coming to terms with it.
Perhaps coming to terms first would be better.
This is the beginning of coming to terms with it.
Coming to terms with past life regression.
We shall do it by coming to terms with the past.
Coming to terms with the times we live in.
We are suddenly coming to terms with technological.
Coming to terms with a sudden loss is complicated.
But if you are serious about coming to terms.
I am barely coming to terms with this myself.
Not so much forgiveness as a coming to terms.
Is you coming to terms with your situation.
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I still have trouble coming to terms with.
Coming to terms with the absence of my father.
Losing love is like coming to terms with death.
Coming to terms with the new situation.
We are people who are coming to terms with who we used to be.
Coming to terms with this has helped.
She appears to be coming to terms with her loss.
Coming to terms with having an only child.
Alexis is still coming to terms with the fact.
Coming to terms with success and failure.
He will need help coming to terms with this.
Coming to terms with who your father really was.
He will end up coming to terms with it.
To coming to terms with your rage.
We seem to be finally be coming to terms with our fragility.
Coming to terms with the past.
Jessica is still coming to terms with her assault.
Coming to terms with the disability vocational rehabilitation.
This is the work of coming to terms with things.
I am coming to terms with losing my father.
It was a great help in coming to terms with my loss.
I was coming to terms with my shattered life.
Tripp has had trouble coming to terms with.
Germany coming to terms with its past.
And local authorities are coming to terms.
Society is coming to terms with its diversity.
This is a community still coming to terms.
Frank is coming to terms with his wife.
And nothing means more to me than coming to terms.
A composer coming to terms with his genius.
Neuropsychoanalysis allows for psychoanalysis coming to terms with science.
He was coming to terms with immediate fame.
And they were coming to terms.
They are coming to terms with a very uncomfortable truth.
It could be a story about people coming to terms with things.
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I know that you are rejoiced to hear of my coming
You will be coming with me after all
Examples of using Terms
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Components of terms of reference covered by the review
I am not accustomed to having contractors dictate terms
We used to speak in terms of very limited areas
