determined
/dɪˈtɜrmɪnd/
verb
- To decide or settle something officially or firmly.
- The judge will determine the winner of the contest.
- We need to determine the best way to solve this problem.
- Scientists are trying to determine the cause of the disease.
- To find out or discover something by examining or calculating.
- They used a microscope to determine the type of bacteria.
- The test will determine your level of English.
- Can you determine the distance between the two cities?
- To cause something to happen or be a certain way.
- Your attitude often determines your success.
- The weather will determine whether we go to the beach.
- Genetics determine many of your physical traits.
adjective
- Having a strong desire to do something and not letting anyone or anything stop you.
- She was determined to finish the marathon despite the rain.
- His determined attitude helped him get the job.
- The team remained determined even after losing the first game.
- Decided or settled; not changing or uncertain.
- We have a determined plan for the project.
- The outcome of the election was determined by a few votes.
- The date for the wedding is now determined.
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