decided
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.clear and easy to see; something that is certain and not a doubt.
adj.unmistakable, definite, or unquestionable in nature.
Simple“There has been a decided improvement in his health since he started exercising.”
In context“The new policy resulted in a decided advantage for smaller firms, allowing them to compete more effectively with established industry giants.”
- 02 C1 Advanced
adj.having strong feelings and not changing your mind.
adj.resolute and firm in purpose or opinion.
Simple“She is a very decided person who knows exactly what she wants from life.”
In context“He was a man of decided opinions, rarely swayed by the popular sentiment of the day or the advice of his peers.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 03 C2 Proficiency
n.people who have already made their choice, especially in an election.
n.individuals, particularly voters, who have reached a final decision regarding their choice.
Simple“The poll shows that the decideds are split evenly between the two candidates.”
In context“Political analysts are focusing less on the decideds and more on the shrinking pool of swing voters who might determine the election outcome.”
Synonymscommitted votersAntonymsundecideds
Usage decided to leave · decided to make · decided to create