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.

opted (for), chose, singled (out), selected, elected, picked,named, greeted, culled, handpicked

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