decisive (Meaning)
decisive (a)
determining or having the power to determine an outcome
characterized by decision and firmness
decisive (s)
unmistakable
forming or having the nature of a turning point or crisis
decisive (a.)
Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy; putting an end to contest or controversy; final; conclusive.
Marked by promptness and decision.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decisive
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Synonyms:
- willful
- hardened
- sure
- steady
- mulish
- persistent
- perverse
- immovable
- tenacious
- unswerving
- stubborn
- unfaltering
- unhesitating
- hard
- on one's mettle
- uncompromising
- wilful
- pigheaded
- inflexible
- pertinacious
- unyielding
- certain
- unbending
- adamantine
- bitter
- hardheaded
- dogged
- unwavering
- headstrong
- vehement
- implacable
- hell-bent (on or upon)
- rigid
- obdurate
- earnest
- unrelenting
- cocksure
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decisive Sentence Examples
- In times of crisis, it's crucial to have a decisive leader who can make tough decisions.
- The decisive moment in the game came when the team scored a winning goal.
- His swift and decisive action prevented a potential disaster.
- Making a decisive choice can often lead to positive outcomes.
- The CEO's decisive leadership style has propelled the company forward.
- Being decisive means having the confidence to stand by your decisions.
- A decisive victory in the election secured her position as mayor.
- We need to be more decisive in implementing our strategic plan.
- The judge's decisive ruling brought closure to the legal dispute.
- Decisive action is necessary to address the pressing issues facing our community.
FAQs About the word decisive
determining or having the power to determine an outcome, unmistakable, characterized by decision and firmness, forming or having the nature of a turning point o
determined, confident, positive, intent,resolute, out, single-minded, serious, resolved, bound
unresolved, undecided, faltering, suspicious, dubious, doubtful, irresolute, unresolved, uncertain, unsure
In times of crisis, it's crucial to have a decisive leader who can make tough decisions.
The decisive moment in the game came when the team scored a winning goal.
His swift and decisive action prevented a potential disaster.
Making a decisive choice can often lead to positive outcomes.
