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decision
noun as in conclusion; resolution reached
Strongest matches
accord, agreement, arrangement, choice, compromise, determination, finding, judgment, opinion, outcome, resolution, result, ruling, selection, settlement, verdict
Strong matches
accommodation, adjudication, adjustment, arbitration, declaration, end, prearrangement, preference, reconciliation, sentence, showdown, understanding
Weak matches
noun as in strength of mind or will
Strongest matches
Strong matches
backbone, decisiveness, doggedness, earnestness, firmness, fortitude, grit, obstinacy, obstinance, perseverance, persistence, pluck, purpose, purposefulness, resoluteness, resolve, seriousness, spine, stubbornness, volition, will
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Example Sentences
At the time of that June ruling, Lively’s attorneys called the decision “a total victory and a complete vindication.”
“It was made necessary by the president’s decision to tell Republican governors that they needed to do a very rare mid-decade reapportionment ... they’re afraid of losing their majority in Congress.”
One senior source told BBC Sport the number of recently developed and expanded stadiums in England had been a major factor in the decision to take the national team away from their traditional home.
Although William would have had a powerful, influential voice as the future monarch, the decision was ultimately the King's working with his private team of advisers and in conjunction with the government.
Last month, a decision to ban Tel Aviv fans from the event became the focus of parliamentary-level debate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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