resolution
/ˌrɛzəˈluʃən/
noun
- A firm decision to do or not do something.
- She made a New Year's resolution to exercise every day.
- His resolution to quit smoking lasted for three months.
- The committee passed a resolution to fund the new library.
- The quality of being determined or resolute.
- Her resolution never wavered, even when faced with strong opposition.
- The team's resolution helped them win the championship.
- He showed great resolution in finishing the marathon despite the pain.
- The solving of a problem, dispute, or conflict.
- The two countries reached a peaceful resolution to the border dispute.
- Mediation led to a resolution that satisfied both sides.
- We are working toward a resolution of the technical issue.
- The degree of detail visible in an image, video, or display.
- Low resolution images look blurry when enlarged.
- The screen's resolution is 1920 by 1080 pixels.
- This camera captures video in high resolution.
- The act of separating something into its components.
- The resolution of the mixture into its parts required a special process.
- The resolution of light into colors is seen in a rainbow.
- Chemical resolution can separate a compound into its elements.
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