English to Latin Meaning of resolute - fortiter

Resolute :

fortiter

adjective

stabilis, aequali tenore, fidelium, fortiter, locutus est, nulla pertinaci

Resolute :: firmaveruntResolutely :: constanterResoluteness :: fortes

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Definitions of resolute in English

Adjective(1) firm in purpose or belief; characterized by firmness and determination(2) characterized by quickness and firmness

Examples of resolute in English

(1) Indeed, the final quarter indicated what they might have been capable of against less resolute opposition.(2) Threats of terror and death can only be met with an implacable and resolute show of force.(3) You can be resolute , I suggest, but your spirit can still be vulnerable.(4) He was, however, resolute in his course and understood that death was a possibility.(5) They are not easily ruffled but can be very firm and resolute in their actions.(6) They are resolute that they will physically fight back whenever the law and order officers arrive.(7) Today he is much more knowledgeable and resolute when it comes to politics.(8) We were simply a resolute group of people determined to make the very best of a very bad deal.(9) It had emerged in a much improved position, partly due to calm and resolute leadership, he said.(10) It is important to be firm, resolute and committed to get through the first stage.(11) He had his own line of thinking and would defend his views with a resolute sincerity and great conviction.(12) Now they will be ever more resolute not to repeat such a feeble feat.(13) But as we had seen all afternoon you had two resolute sides battling it out here.(14) Enlightened moderation is the need of the hour and it requires a resolute effort.(15) Indeed, he seems resolute to make his plans happen but is not trying to cause a revolution.(16) You feel aligned with others, and resolute in your determination to overcome it.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. determined ::

determinatae

2. purposeful ::

propositum

4. adamant ::

hoc adamanta terit

5. single-minded ::

SIMPLEX

6. firm ::

firm

7. unswerving ::

indeclinabilem praestat

8. unwavering ::

aequali tenore

9. steadfast ::

firmum retineamus

10. staunch ::

haud dubie

11. stalwart ::

praevalidum

12. unfaltering ::

perpetua

13. unhesitating ::

indubitatam commodantes

14. persistent ::

commorantibus infestior

15. indefatigable ::

sed impiger

16. tenacious ::

tenax,

17. strong-willed ::

fortis superbum

18. unshakable ::

inmobile

19. stubborn ::

pertinax

20. dogged ::

lubricaverunt

21. obstinate ::

duræ cervicis

22. obdurate ::

obdurati vivaci

23. inflexible ::

sermones fixumque

24. intransigent ::

severus

25. implacable ::

sine pace

26. unyielding ::

receptum nimis pertinacis

27. unrelenting ::

pectore fatur:

28. spirited ::

ferox

29. brave ::

fortem

30. bold ::

audax

31. courageous ::

audax

32. plucky ::

plucky

33. indomitable ::

invicta

34. gutsy ::

gutsy

35. gutty ::

gutty

36. spunky ::

spunky

37. feisty ::

feisty

38. pertinacious ::

nulla pertinaci

Antonyms

1. hesitant ::

incertus

2. indecisive ::

signis conlatis ancipiti proelio

3. irresolute ::

anceps

Different Forms

resolute, resolutely, resoluteness

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