come to terms with
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To accept and deal with something hard.
"It took him months to come to terms with losing his job."
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to come to terms with.
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to come to terms with it.
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emotionally come to terms with it
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The Entire History · 13:46
needed to come to terms with that.
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Neville Goddard · 8:57
to come to terms with memory right so