Antonyms for re solves


Grammar : Noun, verb
Spell : ri-zolv
Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈzɒlv


Definition of re solves

Origin :
  • late 14c., "melt, dissolve, reduce to liquid;" intransitive sense from c.1400; from Old French resolver or directly from Latin resolvere "to loosen, loose, unyoke, undo; explain; relax; set free; make void, dispel," from re-, perhaps intensive, or "back" (see re-), + solvere "loosen" (see solve). Early 15c. as "separate into components," hence the use in optics (1785). Meaning "determine, decide upon" is from 1520s, hence "pass a resolution" (1580s). For sense evolution, cf. resolute (adj.). Related: Resolved; resolving.
  • As in mettle : noun boldness, strength of character
  • As in morale : noun confidence, self-esteem
  • As in purpose : noun intention, meaning, aim
  • As in backbone : noun strength of character
  • As in resolution : noun determination, strong will
  • As in resolution : noun answer, judgment
  • As in resolve : noun decision, determination
  • As in spirit : noun soul, attitude
  • As in tenacity : noun diligence, stubbornness
  • As in will : noun personal choice
  • As in willpower : noun personal determination
  • As in bullheadedness : noun obstinacy
  • As in decidedness : noun decision
  • As in decisiveness : noun decision
  • As in peppiness : noun spirit
  • As in pertness : noun spirit
  • As in purposefulness : noun decision
  • As in resoluteness : noun decision
  • As in toughness : noun determination
  • As in vivaciousness : noun spirit
  • As in conclusion : noun judgment, decision
  • As in decision : noun strength of mind or will
  • As in determination : noun perseverance
  • As in determination : noun conclusion
  • As in earnestness : noun determination; seriousness
  • As in intend : verb have in mind; determine
  • As in iron out : verb reconcile a situation
  • As in judge : verb make decision from evidence; deduce
  • As in arrange : verb make plans, often involving agreement
  • As in mean : verb have in mind; intend
  • As in mediate : verb try to bring to an agreement
  • As in purpose : verb intend, set sights on
  • As in rationalize : verb make excuse; justify
  • As in reason : verb mentally analyze
  • As in reconcile : verb make peace; adjust
  • As in reform : verb correct, rectify
  • As in resolve : verb make up one's mind; find solution
  • As in rule : verb judge, decide
  • As in set : verb decide upon
  • As in think : verb contemplate
  • As in unfold : verb make known
  • As in will : verb cause
  • As in work out : verb solve; satisfy
  • As in account for : verb give reason for
  • As in cut the Gordian knot : verb solve a difficult problem
  • As in achieve : verb bring to successful conclusion; reach a goal
  • As in unravel : verb solve
  • As in reclaim : verb restore
  • As in unravel : verb unfold
  • As in change : verb make or become different
  • As in cipher : verb figure out code
  • As in clarify : verb explain, make clear
  • As in ratiocinate : verb think
  • As in clear up : verb explain; resolve
  • As in compose : verb calm, bring under control
  • As in decide : verb make a determination; settle an issue
  • As in decompose : verb analyze by taking apart
  • As in determine : verb conclude, decide
  • As in determine : verb choose, decide
  • As in disentangle : verb unwind, disconnect; solve
  • As in dispel : verb drive away thought, belief
  • As in dissect : verb analyze
  • As in do : verb figure out, solve
  • As in elect : verb select as representative; choose
  • As in end : verb bring to an end
  • As in explain : verb make clear; give a reason for
  • As in extricate : verb get out of a situation; relieve of responsibility
  • As in figure : verb understand; decide, infer
  • As in fix : verb determine, decide
  • As in analyze : verb examine and determine
  • As in analyze : verb break down to components
  • As in answer : verb reply, react
  • As in implement : verb start, put into action

Synonyms for re solves

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