come to terms with
Upper Intermediate (B2) neutral
To accept and deal with something hard.
"It took him months to come to terms with losing his job."
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Jack Kornfield on Remembering Who You Truly Are – Heart Wisdom Ep. 287
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come to terms with this
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they they come to terms with this.
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Come to terms with the fact that despite
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people needed to come to terms with that.
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Britain chose to come to terms with Russia,