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Meanings of decisively in English
Portuguese
sem hesitação Spanish
decisivamente Usage of decisively in English
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.
6
And the political climate that once tolerated this inequality has changed decisively.
7
In cases of advanced disease PET might not decisively influence survival time.
8
Cruelty and apparently irrational conquest and destruction forced Forerunners to react decisively.
9
And she turned from the fire and went decisively towards the door.
10
Anthony negatived the question decisively with a reference to his general knowingness.
11
He was decisively beaten by Lord Archer in the first selection process.
12
Mrs. Mallory won Roehampton, decisively defeating Miss Phillis Howkins in the final.
13
You seem fond of yours in speaking it so decisively, Gabriel Oak.
14
The Lake Erie region remained quite as decisively commanded by the Americans.
15
This isn't an audience that hangs around; it reacts quickly and decisively.
16
None of them moved in time, or decisively enough-noteven the tigers.
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Decisively through the time
Decisively across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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