Resolved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESOLVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RESOLVE, to make a firm decision about
• settle or find a solution to (a problem or contentious matter)
• cause (a symptom or condition) to heal or subside
• (of a symptom or condition) heal or subside
• (with reference to a discord) pass or cause to pass into a concord during the course of harmonic change
• decide firmly on a course of action
• (of a legislative body or other formal meeting) make a decision by a formal vote
• separate or cause to be separated into constituent parts or components
• reduce a subject, statement, etc. by mental analysis into (separate elements or a more elementary form)
• analyse (a force or velocity) into components acting in particular directions.
• (of something seen at a distance) turn into a different form when seen more clearly
• (of optical or photographic equipment) separate or distinguish between (closely adjacent objects)
• separately distinguish (peaks in a graph or spectrum).
PREPOSITION:
• Having a fixed purpose; determined; resolute; -- usually placed after its noun; as, a man resolved to be rich.
NOUN:
• firm determination to do something
• a formal resolution by a legislative body or public meeting.
ADJECTIVE:
• explained or answered
• determined

Words related to RESOLVED

determined14 resolve10 resolvedly17 resolvedness16 resolves11 resolving13

How to use RESOLVED in a sentence

• I pitied the unfortunate father, and I feared his handsome daughter might fall into hands that would not protect her so carefully as I resolved to do.
• He had reason to believe that he had achieved a good stroke, and he was resolved to make the most of it.
• He resolved, however, to sift the matter further, and to bide his time.
• She had come, she said, to bid her dear madame farewell, for she was resolved to go.
• Lord Auckland resolved on this course, without even an aspiration after any thing better than a safe retreat.
• Should this continue, he knew that human nature could not sustain it long, and he had already resolved to bear his fate with firmness, whatever that fate might be.
• She chatted gayly through the whole meal, perfectly resolved to ignore the cloud that was between the grandfather and the granddaughter.
• So this time he resolved to eat them then and there.
• On their joining, the whole party resolved to make one more stand, and as soon as the Indians saw this, they wavered and finally drew off.
• I resolved to take my bearings still more accurately, and telling Jacqueline to wait for me a few minutes at the base of a hill and setting down my pack, I began the ascent alone.
• He loved farming and had resolved to make a better living out of it than his father had ever done.
• ABOUT five months after Alfred Monkton came of age I left college, and resolved to amuse and instruct myself a little by traveling abroad.
• These no sooner had taken the castle, than they resolved to be as good as their words, in putting the Spaniards to the sword, thereby to strike a terror into the rest of the city.
• It was soon resolved to remove the school to Samokov, as a more healthful place, and more eligible on other accounts.
• The French generals resolved to profit by these circumstances.
• He was resolved to speak to the Honor Court about it in the morning.
• It almost seemed, so George told my father, as though he had resolved that he would speak lies, all lies, and nothing but lies.
• His mother, with her lips pressed together in a tight, thin line, evidently had resolved to take no part in any conversation with the stranger.
• Volunteers were called for, and the Tennessee legislature resolved to exterminate the whole tribe.
• It was now supposed that Bligh intended to constitute a novel court of criminal jurisdiction, and that he had resolved to carry to the last extremes the hostility he had declared.
• Nothing could satisfy him but that they were bewitched, and he was resolved to find out the person who had cast the evil eye on his oxen.
• And so the judge resolved to buy a cow and obtain pure milk, without regard for the alleged views of Professor Huxley.
• But he looked and waited in vain for some one to violate the rule, and finally he resolved to make use of a little strategy in releasing Frank.
• But Sir William Phips happened to see it and being much pleased with its construction, resolved to take the good old chair into his private mansion.
• He now resolved to lay aside the feeble prince Feodor, who nominally occupied the throne, and to place the crown upon his own brow.

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