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Meanings of resolute in English
Firm in purpose or belief; characterized by firmness and determination.
Usage of resolute in English
1
We will continue to remain committed to this resolute pledge, Abe said.
2
Labor, honest, resolute labor alone can secure the objects of good desire.
3
All they had to do was remain resolute and wait for help.
4
Never before had he appeared in such spirits; never so inexorably resolute.
5
He was always resolute for a strong frontier policy in Central Asia.
6
The question was repeated; and Hough returned a mild but resolute refusal.
7
We could not have been more clear and resolute in our project.
8
His strong passionate nature was in general compressed down with resolute stoicism.
9
In the next place, they were obstinately resolute against all material concessions.
10
Belotserkovskiy was resolute and returned five years later to complete the line.
11
They return to their families, resolute to create better lives for themselves.
12
Wynn was so resolute and certain, but Magiere would never be sure.
13
But at length the counsels of the shrewd and resolute Rigby prevailed.
14
He was the same strong, resolute man in spirit to the last.
15
Get some clear, resolute, unquenchable coals aglow in the heart of it.
16
Still the face looked resolute and the exquisitely chiselled lips were firm.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
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