decidedly

Meanings

• adjective

  adjective form: completely or definitely having a particular quality, trait, or characteristic.

  - "The jury reached a decisively unanimous decision."
  - "The outcome of the negotiation was decisively in favor of the employer."
  - "The evidence presented in the courtroom was decisively persuasive, leading the judge to hand down a guilty verdict."

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Pronunciation

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with decidedly
deceivably , undecidedly , inevitably , irrevocably

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. decidedly vs. decidedly not
   

2. decidedly vs. Decadal
   

3. decidedly vs. Desiderata
   

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Variants

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decided , decidedly , decidedness , decidednesses

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Forms

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decisively vs. decisiveness, decisively vs. decisive action, decisively vs. decisive verdict, decisively vs. decisive turn of events

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Etymology

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From Old French decisif, from decider 'to decide'.

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Related Concepts

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1. resoluteness: The quality or state of being resolute or unwavering in one's decisions or actions. Decisively and resoluteness are closely related concepts that can be used interchangeably to describe the manner in which someone makes a decision or takes action with complete or definitive conviction and determination.

2. determination: The quality or state of being determined or resolute in one's actions or decisions. Decisively and determination are closely related concepts that can be used interchangeably to describe the manner in which someone makes a decision or takes action with complete or definitive conviction and determination.

3. resolve: To make a firm decision or determination, and to take definite or decisive action based on that decision or determination. Decisively and resolve are closely related concepts that can be used interchangeably to describe the manner in which someone makes a decision or takes action with complete or definitive conviction and determination.

4. firmness: The quality or state of being firm or unyielding in one's decisions or actions. Decisively and firmness are closely related concepts that can be used interchangeably to describe the manner in which someone makes a decision or takes action with complete or definitive conviction and determination.

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Culture

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Decisively can be used in various cultural contexts to emphasize the completeness or definiteness of a particular quality, trait, or characteristic. For example, in literature, decisively can be used to describe the manner in which a character makes a decision or takes action. In art, decisively can be used to describe the bold and assertive use of color, form, and composition. In music, decisively can be used to describe the clear and unambiguous way in which a melody, harmony, rhythm, or timbre is expressed.

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