resolute
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɛzəˌlut/ · UK /ˈrezəluːt/
resolute means: Strongly determined to do something, without changing your mind or giving up.
adjective
Strongly determined to do something, without changing your mind or giving up.
- She remained resolute despite the criticism.
- His resolute refusal surprised everyone.
- They were resolute in their determination to finish.
noun
A person who firmly decides what to do and does not give up.
- He was a resolute who never abandoned his purpose.
- Only a true resolute would continue through such hardship.
- The resolutes stood firm when others lost courage.
The part of a vector measured along a chosen direction.
- Calculate the resolute along this vector.
- The resolute gives the force in the chosen direction.
- These two resolutes describe the horizontal and vertical components.
Questions about resolute
What does resolute mean?
Strongly determined to do something, without changing your mind or giving up.
What is resolute in other languages?
Türkçe: kararlı · Español: resuelto · Français: résolu · Deutsch: entschlossen · Italiano: risoluto · 日本語: 断固とした
How do you pronounce resolute?
In American English /ˈrɛzəˌlut/; in British English /ˈrezəluːt/.
How do you use resolute in a sentence?
She remained resolute despite the criticism. His resolute refusal surprised everyone.
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