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resolve

Pronunciation: [rɪˈzɒlv]

Word

Learn how to use resolve in a sentence: 12 audio examples across 4 meanings.

Context: “problem-solving”

(verb) to find a solution to a problem or decide how to deal with something. When you resolve something, it means you fix it or make a choice about it.

Example

She resolved the math problem quickly and easily.

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He didn't resolve the issue; it just got worse over time.

Example

How can we resolve this disagreement between our friends?

Context: “determination”

(verb) to make a firm decision to do something. It's about deciding you will do something and being committed to that decision.

Example

I resolved to study harder this year to get better grades.

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She didn't resolve to improve her habits; she kept doing the same things.

Example

What resolutions did you make for the New Year?

Context: “determination”

(noun) a firm decision to do something. This is the promise you make to yourself about what you will achieve or change.

Example

Her resolve to exercise every day helped her stay fit.

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His lack of resolve made it hard for him to stick to his goals.

Example

Do you have the resolve to finish the project on time?

Context: “problem-solving”

(noun) the act of finding a solution to a problem or difficulty. When you find a way to fix things or make things better, that's resolution.

Example

The resolution of their conflict brought peace to the team.

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There was no resolution to the ongoing disagreements.

Example

What is the best resolution to this problem we are facing?

How to pronounce resolve

Pronunciation: [rɪˈzɒlv]

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