resolve in Latin
resolve in Latin is statuō — resolve means to find a satisfactory solution to a problem or disagreement.
resolve in Latin
statuō
(intransitive) To make a firm decision to do something. To become determined to reach a certain goal or take a certain action.
What does "resolve" mean?
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verb To find a satisfactory solution to a problem or disagreement.
"The two neighbours met to resolve their argument over the fence."
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verb To firmly decide to do something.
"He resolved never to be late for work again."
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noun Firm determination or willpower.
"Her resolve grew stronger with every kilometre she ran."
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resolve in a sentence
- The two neighbours met to resolve their argument over the fence.
- They managed to resolve the dispute without going to court.
- He resolved never to be late for work again.
- We resolved to save a little money every month.
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What is "resolve" in Latin?
"resolve" in Latin is statuō. resolve means: To find a satisfactory solution to a problem or disagreement.
How do you use "resolve" in a sentence?
Example: "The two neighbours met to resolve their argument over the fence." In Latin, "resolve" is statuō.
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