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- pronunciation:
- re
z
lu
shn
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun)
part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
mental firmness, determination, or resolve.
Without strong resolution, she would not have risen to the top of her profession.- synonyms:
- decision, determination, firmness, resolve
- similar words:
- purpose, will
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definition 2: |
a personal decision to do something made with sincere determination.
He made a resolution to get more exercise, and so far he has stuck to it.- similar words:
- commitment, pledge, promise, vow
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definition 3: |
a statement, decision, or course of action decided upon by a group or organization, esp. one formally adopted by a legislature.
The resolution was adopted in order to combat the problem of piracy in the region.- similar words:
- act, conclusion
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definition 4: |
a solution or satisfactory end to a quarrel, conflict, or legal dispute.
Both sides were happy to have arrived at a resolution.- synonyms:
- solution
- antonyms:
- conflict
- similar words:
- conclusion, denouement
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definition 5: |
the process of separating into constituent parts, as light into the colors of the spectrum.
- synonyms:
- analysis, separation
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definition 6: |
in music, the passing from dissonant to consonant harmony.
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definition 7: |
the degree or measure of sharpness of an electronic image, usually expressed in pixels per inch.
The image's resolution is too low for it to be enlarged without blurriness. |
definition 8: |
the degree or measure of sharpness with which a device, such as a monitor or printer, reproduces an image, usually expressed in pixels or dots per inch.
Their machine can scan your pictures at a very high resolution. |
related words: |
catastrophe, compromise, daring, decision, denouement, disposition, end, grit, judgment, mettle, volition |
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