resolved

[ ri-zolvd ]

adjective

1. firm in purpose or intent; determined.

resolved

/ rɪˈzɒlvɪdlɪ; rɪˈzɒlvd /

adjective

1. fixed in purpose or intention; determined

Derived Forms

• resolvedly, adverb
• reˈsolvedness, noun

Other Words From

• re·solv·ed·ly [ri-, zol, -vid-lee], adverb
• re·solved·ness noun
• unre·solved adjective
• well-re·solved adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of resolved¹

First recorded in 1490–1500; resolve + -ed ²

Example Sentences

The impasse has raised the possibility that if disagreements aren’t resolved, the states could enter a legal battle, a path riddled with uncertainty that water managers in both camps have said they hope to avoid.

From Los Angeles Times

RMG said pest issues following "misuse of the bin store" had been resolved.

From BBC

People need more direct experience in public affairs, as well as a better-informed sense of the issues and how they can be addressed and resolved.

From Salon

“Mr. Rose is confident this case will be resolved in his favor.”

From Los Angeles Times

Currently, it does not recommend installing spray foam until issues with lenders and rogue traders are resolved.

From BBC

Related Words

• adamant
• consistent
• determined
• explicit
• flat
• persistent
• resolute
• specific
• stable
• staunch
• steadfast
• steady
• strict
• strong
• tenacious
• unflinching
• unshakable
• unwavering
• unyielding