resolving

v. finding a way to fix a problem or end an argument.

v. the process of finding a satisfactory solution to a dispute, conflict, or complex problem.

“Resolving the argument between the two friends took a long time.”

“Resolving the long-standing border dispute required months of delicate diplomatic negotiations and concessions from both sovereign nations.”

v. deciding strongly to do something.

v. forming a firm intention or formal expression of opinion.

“Resolving to eat more healthily is a common goal for the new year.”

“Resolving to improve corporate transparency, the board of directors implemented a series of rigorous internal auditing protocols.”

Formal

v. breaking something down into smaller, clearer parts.

v. separating or reducing something into its constituent parts or elementary forms.

“The prism works by resolving white light into different colours.”

“The new microscope is capable of resolving individual atoms within the crystal lattice, providing unprecedented structural detail.”

Technical

n. the act of making a serious decision or promise.

n. the action of forming a resolution or a firm determination.

“The resolving of the committee's doubts led to a final vote.”

“The successful resolving of these technical difficulties allowed the project to proceed ahead of the original schedule.”

Formal