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decisive

[dih-sahy-siv] / dɪˈsaɪ sɪv /


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With his practiced executive scowl and scripted boardroom catchphrase, “You’re fired!,” the show burnished his image as a decisive billionaire dealmaker, even as his real-life business results were far less impressive.

From Los Angeles Times

Cox Communications welcomed the court's decision, calling it a "decisive victory for the broadband industry and for the American people who depend on reliable internet service."

From Barron's

“This is not those wars,” he told reporters last week, adding the conflict was focused and decisive.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Parents want decisive and evidence-based measures to protect children online and these tests will provide welcome insights into the practicality and feasibility of further interventions," said its chief executive Andy Burrows.

From BBC

Ongoing market volatility may prevent a decisive price direction for cryptocurrencies, impacting traders.

From Barron's