resolved
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- resolvedly adverb
- resolvedness noun
- unresolved adjective
- well-resolved adjective
Etymology
Origin of resolved
Example Sentences
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The agency did not provide any details about how workers resolved the alleged illegal dumping, or any other deficiencies.
From Los Angeles Times
The firm said it had resolved a problem which allowed "an external party" to get the social media platform to send out legitimate password reset requests to users.
From BBC
Despite concerns about the use of AI, Klapper argues that the public benefits when business disputes are resolved more quickly, divorces are completed and criminal trials concluded.
Raymundo, who grew up in West L.A., resolved to learn about car mechanics: “I had no knowledge. I was bummed out. So I was like, ‘You know what?
From Los Angeles Times
The Houston oil giant is wary of committing new capital there until the country is more stable and questions around commercial agreements get resolved.
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