decided (on) (Meaning)

decided (on)

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We decided on a compromise that satisfied both parties.
After careful consideration, they decided on a new strategy.
The committee decided on an amendment to the proposal.
The jury decided on a verdict of guilty.
The team decided on a game plan for the upcoming match.
We decided on a location for the party after consulting with everyone.
The company decided on a budget increase for the next quarter.
I decided on a career path that aligned with my interests.
The doctor decided on a treatment plan for the patient's condition.
The students decided on a topic for their research paper after brainstorming ideas.

elected, chose, selected, singled (out),opted (for), picked, handpicked, cherry-picked, liked, enjoyed

rejected,turned down, balked (at), refused, objected (to), declined, passed up,spurned, threw over, demurred (to)

We decided on a compromise that satisfied both parties.

After careful consideration, they decided on a new strategy.

The committee decided on an amendment to the proposal.

The jury decided on a verdict of guilty.