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Meanings of resolutely in anglès
portuguès
sem hesitação espanyol
decisivamente portuguès
sem hesitação Sinònims
Examples for "decisively"
Examples for "decisively"
1
It's decisively effected the stability and cohesion of Europe, the academic said.
2
Any public protests will likely be dealt with decisively by security services.
3
They voted clearly and decisively to keep our family of nations together.
4
The new government breaks from that precedent and acts definitively and decisively.
5
The Democrat had decisively defeated President Harrison in the election of 1892.
Usage of resolutely in anglès
1
China said it remained resolutely opposed to so-called freedom of navigation operations.
2
China is resolutely opposed to this, Geng told a daily news briefing.
3
During the election campaign the two sides have resolutely refused to talk.
4
We needed to move resolutely forward toward the achievement of that goal.
5
The last worst trial remained to be undergone; she faced it resolutely.
6
And taking the rope in his teeth, he resolutely began the ascent.
7
She dipped the pen in the ink resolutely, and prepared to write.
8
But he was afraid of being seen; he resolutely entered the church.
9
He resolutely denuded his mind of thought; he repeated the multiplication table.
10
That's the end of extra time and the deadlock remains resolutely unbroken.
11
Grace walked resolutely down the hall to the door at the end.
12
The Culture is a resolutely hedonistic society, with little apparent governmental structure.
13
Horris marched ahead resolutely, hearing pounding now on the steel panel above.
14
They resolutely ignored the frequent abuses and the essential degradation of manhood.
15
We must go back;' and he turned resolutely and led the way.
16
Twice he stepped resolutely forward; but each time he faltered and recoiled.
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Resolutely through the time
Resolutely across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common