decided

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. something that is very clear and easy to see, with no doubt at all.

adj. unmistakable, definite, or unquestionable in nature; often used to describe a difference or an advantage.

“There has been a decided improvement in his grades this semester.”

“The new marketing strategy provided a decided advantage over the competition, resulting in a significant shift in market share within six months.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

adj. having a strong mind and being sure about what you want to do.

adj. resolute and firm in purpose; showing determination.

Español:decidido

“She is a very decided person who never changes her mind once it is made up.”

“He spoke in a decided tone that left no room for further negotiation or disagreement among the staff.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Technical

n. a person, such as a voter, who has finally made their choice.

n. a person who has reached a decision, particularly in the context of polling or elections.

“The poll shows that the number of decideds is growing as the election gets closer.”

“Political analysts are focusing less on the decideds and more on the swing voters who remain skeptical of both platforms.”