Definite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFINITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that is known for certain
• A thing defined or determined.
• something that is firm, clear, and precise
ADJECTIVE:
• known for certain
• clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful
• clearly true or real; unambiguous
• (of a person) certain or sure about something
• clear or undeniable (used for emphasis)
• having exact and discernible physical limits or form
• firm, clear, and precise
• Having certain or distinct; determinate in extent or greatness; limited; fixed; as, definite dimensions; a definite measure; a definite period or interval.
• Having certain limits in signification; determinate; certain; precise; fixed; exact; clear; as, a definite word, term, or expression.
• Determined; resolved.
• Serving to define or restrict; limiting; determining; as, the definite article.
• precise; explicit and clearly defined

Words related to DEFINITE

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How to use DEFINITE in a sentence

• Every man was at his post and all willing to bring the contest to a definite conclusion.
• He must also give in writing a definite and minute description of it, accompanied by drawings to illustrate.
• Martinez called yesterday and stated that he was without definite information, but expected daily to receive it.
• He had no very definite idea where to go, or to whom to apply, but he concluded to put in an application anywhere he could.
• It has already often assumed definite hostile forms in tariff wars, and the future will certainly intensify this struggle.
• A number of factors affect the situation, about most of which we have as yet little definite information.
• Definite political parties there are none, except on the few occasions when a stirring question has temporarily divided the community.
• It is the protoplasm of some definite form of life which has inherited its specific history.
• Girls, on the contrary, are expected to enter completely trained for definite positions.
• As yet they had made no definite plans for their future.
• Of definite change in the position of women they will effect nothing.
• The teacher must not only take the message and deliver it to Garcia, or to some other individual as definite and tangible, but he must also bring the answer.
• The Gospel itself is not dogma, for belief in the Gospel provides room for knowledge only so far as it is a state of feeling and course of action, that is a definite form of life.
• The craft were moored without any semblance of order, yet Suarez was forced to secure them in a definite sequence, or a string of half-a-dozen would become unmanageable.
• The following tradition, which, though not very definite, is of interest in this connection, was obtained by the late A.
• Colonial records furnish definite knowledge of the woven fabrics and weaving of the nations first encountered by the whites.
• As I gazed and wondered my life took on again a definite form and purpose.
• For Charmian had continued to be definite ever since her drastic remarks at dinner on the evening of her return.
• Such ideas are, however, not likely to be so clear and definite.
• We returned their fire as well as we could, but knew that many of our shots would be wasted, as we could rarely have definite aim, except at the line of smoke in the thick bushes.
• Something definite, too, we might have expected as to his friends and correspondents, as to his occupations and habits.
• Since his departure nothing definite had been heard of him.
• Here on the very threshold we are confronted by facts which show that not a mere colonial plantation, but a definite and organized state was in process of formation.
• Delarey had a definite objective in view when he disappeared, his native town of Lichtenburg.
• It is to the United States Census for 1860 that we must look for the first really definite statements as to the occupations of women and children.
• Within certain limits that reply is quite definite.
• Moreover we have ideal conditions for vision in the right perspective only when we sit in front of the screen at a definite distance.

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