resolve
/rɪˈzɑlv/
noun
- Strong determination to achieve a goal.
- Her resolve to finish the marathon never wavered, even in the rain.
- The leader's speech strengthened the team's resolve to succeed.
- He showed great resolve by continuing his studies despite the challenges.
- A formal decision made by a group or organization.
- The club's resolve to donate to charity was approved by all members.
- The city council passed a resolve to build a new park downtown.
- The United Nations issued a resolve calling for peace in the region.
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verb
- To find a solution to a problem, dispute, or difficulty.
- She resolved the puzzle by carefully reading the instructions.
- Mediation helped the neighbors resolve their argument about the fence.
- The team worked together to resolve the software bug before the launch.
- To make a firm decision to do something.
- I resolve to be more patient with my younger brother.
- After the meeting, the committee resolved to increase funding for the library.
- He resolved to exercise every morning starting next week.
- To break something into its separate parts for analysis.
- Using a microscope, they resolved the image into individual cells.
- The scientist resolved the mixture into its chemical components.
- The teacher resolved the complex sentence into its grammatical parts.
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