Determined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETERMINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DETERMINE, to put terms or bounds to
• cause (something) to occur in a particular way or to have a particular nature
• ascertain or establish exactly by research or calculation
• specify the value, position, or form of (a mathematical or geometrical object) uniquely.
• firmly decide
• bring or come to an end.
ADJECTIVE:
• Decided; resolute.
• characterized by great determination
• having been learned or found or determined especially by investigation
• devoting full strength and concentrated attention to
• determined or decided upon as by an authority
• strongly motivated to succeed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having reached a decision; firmly resolved

Words related to DETERMINED

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Words that contain DETERMINED

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How to use DETERMINED in a sentence

• General Saterges recognized at one glance the evidences of a strong and determined spirit.
• Every one of these acts, therefore, is determined as a part of a complete whole, and cannot happen otherwise than it does happen.
• He got up with a determined look on his face, put on his hat, and went out the front door.
• However, here I was determined to do so, and I requested Dr.
• Unable to improve my mind, I determined to improve my barren island.
• But he was determined to keep his word, and pleaded with her for the duke.
• After a long consultation between the disconsolate parents, it was determined that George Wetmore should sail for England in the hope of recovering their son.
• The expedients of civilized life gave the governor this ascendency, and he determined to use it justly, and in moderation.
• Her countenance on her return was evidently more composed, and impressed with a more decided, perhaps we should say, determined character.
• When she discovered the deception she was filled with horror, so that later, when her relatives visited her, she determined to escape with them.
• It is stated that the Cuban people in the field and in the cities do not believe in the offered Home Rule, and are determined not to accept it.
• If her methods were in a slovenly or only half determined condition, we might expect to find it here.
• We consulted together, however, as to what should be done, and at last she determined to send for Edward.
• Clayton was still determined that Graham should fight the thing out for himself.
• All his acts were determined on long beforehand, and neither immediate necessity nor unforeseen circumstances disturbed his mind.
• The Chinese Government were greatly alarmed and determined to subdue Tibet.
• On the third day his hand was inspected, and his innocence or guilt determined.
• This faces a grassy common where six roads meet, as if the early settlers had determined that no one should lack salvation because of a difficulty in reaching its visible source.
• But Zacchaeus was determined not to miss seeing Jesus.
• When asked to do something we should at once ask ourselves, Is it right? and when once that is determined one line of action should be clear.
• A suspected murderer is now tried through all the courts before his conviction can be determined.
• The speed for each point can be determined by lowering top disks in jars.
• The day was before us, and we went leisurely up the stream, determined to profit by events.
• Not one but had determined to suppress any possible outcry, if thus stricken, and to die in absolute silence.
• After some consultation between the earl and the captain of the lost ship, it was determined to make for Rhodes.
• In short, John Jacob Astor determined to lose no time after reaching New York, in trying his hand at this profitable traffic.
• And once determined on walking, he did not hesitate a moment as to the direction in which he should walk.
• Against no other did they unite with such determined rancor.
• Then Havelok, since he needed so much to eat, determined that he would no longer be a burden to the fisherman.

Similar words containing TERMIN without suffix ed and without prefix de

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