resolute

  • 41resolute — [ rɛzəlu:t] adjective determined; unwavering. Derivatives resolutely adverb resoluteness noun Origin ME (in the sense paid , describing a rent): from L. resolutus loosened, released, paid , past participle of resolvere (see resolve) …

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  • 42resolute — a. 1. Determined. 2. Firm, determined, steady, decided, resolved, stanch, steadfast, fixed, constant, persevering, pertinacious, unflinching, unwavering, inflexible, undaunted, hardy, unshaken, bold, stout, stout hearted …

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  • 43resolute — adjective doing something in a very determined way because you have very strong beliefs, aims etc opposite irresolute resolutely adverb: She resolutely resisted his amorous advances. resoluteness noun …

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  • 44resolute — adj 1. determined, resolved, decided, firm, set, intent, steadfast, stable; earnest, serious, concentrated; iron, adamantine, steely, fast, staunch; confident, self possessed, self assured, self reliant; purposeful, purposive, deliberate,… …

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  • 45resolute — res·o·lute …

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  • 46resolute — [ˈrezəˌluːt] adj extremely determined resolutely adv …

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  • 47resolute — res•o•lute [[t]ˈrɛz əˌlut[/t]] adj. 1) firmly set in purpose or opinion; determined; resolved 2) characterized by firmness and determination • Etymology: 1525–35; < L resolūtus, ptp. of resolvere to resolve res′o•lute ly, adv. res′o•lute ness …

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  • 48resolute — /ˈrɛzəlut / (say rezuhlooht) adjective 1. firmly resolved or determined; set in purpose or opinion. 2. characterised by firmness and determination, as the temper, spirit, actions, etc. {Middle English, from Latin resolūtus, past participle,… …

  • 49resolute —   Mana opa a, onipa a, kūpa a …

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  • 50resolute — adj. (of a person or a person s mind or action) determined; decided; firm of purpose; not vacillating. Derivatives: resolutely adv. resoluteness n. Etymology: L resolutus past part. of resolvere (see RESOLVE) …

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