decided

[dih-sahy-did] / dɪˈsaɪ dɪd /

ADJECTIVE

certain, definite

Synonyms

STRONGEST

determined distinct pronounced resolved settled sure

STRONG

assured cinched clear clear-cut clinched destined express fated nailed prearranged predetermined

WEAK

absolute categorical emphatic explicit for sure in the bag indisputable on ice positive runaway unalterable unambiguous undeniable undisputed unequivocal unmistakable unquestionable

Antonyms

STRONGEST

indistinct obscure vague wavering

STRONG

ambiguous fuzzy indefinite uncertain

WEAK

deferential delaying hesitant postponing procrastinating undecided

ADJECTIVE

determined, strong-willed

Synonyms

STRONGEST

certain established resolved settled sure

STRONG

bent deliberate firm fixed set unbending

WEAK

assertive cocksure decisive earnest emphatic inflexible intent iron-jawed mulish positive purposeful resolute serious strong-minded unfaltering unhesitating unwavering unyielding

Antonyms

STRONGEST

doubtful dubious uncertain unconfident unsure

STRONG

changeable flexible indefinite irresolute soft undecided unfixed

WEAK

deferential delaying hesitant postponing procrastinating

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Meanwhile, Australia decided last year that some platforms had to ban anyone under the age of 16 from holding an account.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was while having a few drinks with former Navy colleagues that he decided to talk about his feelings, which he said transformed his life.

From BBC

Jesy says she decided to let the cameras in so she could document "all these amazing memories" while pregnant and later show them to her children.

From BBC

Kelly Clarkson announced Monday that she had decided to step away from hosting the daily talk show.

From Los Angeles Times

The mayor decided to deliver two States of the City this year.

From Los Angeles Times

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