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Meanings of decided upon in English
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Usage of decided upon in English
1
As I said, I have decided upon the sentences in our case.
2
Your father discovered the situation and decided upon a life in Australia.
3
What we came up with was exactly what the people decided upon.
4
The king decided upon patronizing the painter whose charge was the lower.
5
For this reason he decided upon going in search of the horse.
6
Certainly, the marriage was decided upon; no doubt the date was settled.
7
But remember it is the emperor who has decided upon this marriage.
8
An action is wise or unwise the moment it is decided upon.
9
There are three things that mother and I are fully decided upon:
10
At last the policemen among them decided upon a course of action.
11
He had about decided upon the latter course when Fate forestalled him.
12
Whatever they decided upon would be sure to be for the best.
13
The time-honored, mildewed dodge of appointing an investigating committee was decided upon.
14
Ferris now decided upon a policy of open frankness and calm indifference.
15
As usual, nothing definite was decided upon when the audience was over.
16
The waggons being at last ready, Theodore decided upon marching towards Magdala.
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Decided upon through the time
Decided upon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common