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decide

decide de·cid·ed de·cid·ing vt : to determine (as a case or issue) by making a decision (as a final

Decidedly

In a decided manner indisputably clearly thoroughly

Decider

One who decides

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Decidable

Capable of being decided determinable

Decided

Free from ambiguity unequivocal unmistakable unquestionable clear evident as a decided advantage

Decidement

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Decide

To cut off to separate

Decidence

A falling off

So decides

So decides, do not mean that it must be a decision after a full debate or discussion pro and con,

To decide

To decide, means 'to settle' (question, issue, dispute etc.) by giving victory to one side; 'to give Judgment' to bring

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decide

decide de·cid·ed de·cid·ing vt : to determine (as a case or issue) by making a decision (as a final

Decidedly

In a decided manner indisputably clearly thoroughly

Decider

One who decides

Keep your definitions linked to case research

Decidable

Capable of being decided determinable

Decided

Free from ambiguity unequivocal unmistakable unquestionable clear evident as a decided advantage

Decidement

Matched in: Term Decidement

Decide

To cut off to separate

Decidence

A falling off

So decides

So decides, do not mean that it must be a decision after a full debate or discussion pro and con,

To decide

To decide, means 'to settle' (question, issue, dispute etc.) by giving victory to one side; 'to give Judgment' to bring

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