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Meanings of definite in English

Portuguese
definitivo
Catalan
segur
Spanish
seguro

Precise; explicit and clearly defined.

Related terms
definitivo
Russian
определённый
Spanish
definido

Form of grammatical definiteness.

Related terms
определённый

Without any doubt or possibility of deviation.

Usage of definite in English
1
However, no definite conclusions may be drawn until long-term data become available.
Pubmed
2
However; this is not likely to develop into anything concrete or definite.
The South African
3
One meant a definite McCain vote, five a definite vote for Obama.
The Irish Times
4
An RUC spokeswoman said police are following a definite line of inquiry.
The Irish Times
5
Methods: Twenty-four patients with clinically definite MS were imaged over 2 years.
Pubmed
6
He grinned in the darkness, feeling good about the definite work ahead.
I Am Legend
7
Senior Garda sources said they were following a definite line of inquiry.
The Irish Times
8
But discussions over the year did push us in one definite direction.
The Irish Times
9
These regions can be already observed 24 months before AD definite diagnosis.
Pubmed
10
The rumors continued, but we heard nothing definite all the next year.
New york: the novel
11
However, this did not provide any findings leading to a definite diagnosis.
Pubmed
12
He's a definite top six top eight chance the way he's going.
Radio NZ
13
However, they have limited values in making initially definite diagnosis for IBD.
Pubmed
14
Nothing definite, you know; no false statements; just the way she spoke.
The Independence of Claire
15
Outwardly, there is no sign yet of a definite change in policy.
Reuters
16
Patients with possible and definite IE had a similar risk of death.
Pubmed
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Translations for definite
Portuguese
definitivo
Definite through the time
Definite across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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