resolved
Other forms: resolvedly
If you're resolved, you're strongly determined. If you've made a resolved decision, it won't be easy to change your mind.
You can also use this adjective to mean "answered," like a resolved equation in math class or a resolved dilemma that's finally been settled. More often, you'll use it to mean "with resolve," or "with purpose." You'll be more intimidated by a debate opponent who has a resolved expression on her face than one who looks uncertain. Resolved comes from the verb resolve, which means "determine," but originally meant "melt or dissolve."
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explained or answered“problems resolved and unresolved”synonyms: solved
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determined“she was firmly resolved to be a doctor”synonyms: single-mindedresolutefirm in purpose or belief; characterized by firmness and determination
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This list of warm-up words features common words on the test that you're probably familiar with. Brush up on these words first to make sure that you start off strong while taking the GRE.
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