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fixed
adjective as in permanent, steady
adjective as in intent, resolute; established
Strongest matches
agreed, certain, defined, definite, definitive, inflexible, limited, planned, precise, resolved, restricted, settled, stated
Strong matches
abiding, arranged, circumscribed, confirmed, decided, enduring, firm, level, narrow, prearranged, rigged, rooted, set, steady, still, stipulated, unbending
Weak matches
changeless, determinate, in the bag, inalterable, inveterate, never-failing, set-up, steadfast, sure, unblinking, unchangeable, undeviating, unfaltering, unflinching, unmodifiable, unmovable, unqualified, unwavering
adjective as in repaired
Weak matches
Example Sentences
The impact for homeowners is that fixed mortgage rates have actually been creeping up, despite the latest interest rate cut.
The city does respond to reports of burned-out lights, but it can take six months or longer to get one fixed.
The debates 25 years ago over a majority-minority nation that would usher in Democratic Party dominance were rooted in a belief that white was a fixed group classification.
"We know that in the next two years, we need to get this fixed, and I can’t afford to right now," he said.
“It’s being fixed. I hear you, TikTok. ... It’s going to be a better version, in my estimation, because we did try the old one and this new one, this new one’s better,” Adamolekun said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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