/ʁe.zɔ.ly/
Translation
resolute, determined
Word origin
The past participle of résoudre, from Latin resolvere ('to loosen, to settle'). English 'resolute' and 'resolve' come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- resolvere
- English cognates
- resolute, resolve
Grammar
Examples
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He is determined to leave tomorrow morning.
l' .
She looked resolute and calm.
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These resolute men changed the country.
surpris .
His resolute tone surprised everybody.
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I am determined never to lie again.
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