decisive 音标拼音: [dɪs'ɑɪsɪv]
a . 决定性的;明确的,果断的
决定性的;明确的,果断的
decisive adj 1 :
determining or having the power to determine an outcome ;
"
cast the decisive vote "; "
two factors had a decisive influence " [
ant : {
indecisive }]
2 :
unmistakable ; "
had a decisive lead in the polls "
3 :
characterized by decision and firmness ; "
an able and decisive young woman "; "
we needed decisive leadership "; "
she gave him a decisive answer " [
ant : {
indecisive }]
4 :
forming or having the nature of a turning point or crisis ; "
a critical point in the campaign "; "
the critical test " [
synonym :
{
critical }, {
decisive }]
Decisive \
De *
ci *
sive \,
a . [
Cf .
F .
d ['
e ]
cisif .
See {
Decision }.]
1 .
Having the power or quality of deciding a question or controversy ;
putting an end to contest or controversy ;
final ;
conclusive . "
A decisive ,
irrevocable doom ."
--
Bates . "
Decisive campaign ." --
Macaulay . "
Decisive proof ." --
Hallam .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Marked by promptness and decision .
[
1913 Webster ]
A noble instance of this attribute of the decisive character . --
J .
Foster .
Syn :
Decided ;
positive ;
conclusive .
See {
Decided }. --
{
De *
ci "
sive *
ly },
adv . -- {
De *
ci "
sive *
ness },
n .
[
1913 Webster ]
193 Moby Thesaurus words for "
decisive ":
absolute ,
adducible ,
admissible ,
admitting no exception ,
alert ,
all -
out ,
apodictic ,
apt ,
assured ,
assuring ,
attestative ,
attestive ,
authentic ,
authoritative ,
based on ,
behind the scenes ,
bent ,
binding ,
bound ,
bound and determined ,
categorical ,
causal ,
causative ,
certain ,
charged ,
circumstantial ,
clear ,
clear and distinct ,
clear as day ,
climacteric ,
committed ,
complete ,
compulsory ,
conclusive ,
constitutive ,
convictional ,
convincing ,
critical ,
crucial ,
cumulative ,
damning ,
decided ,
decretory ,
dedicated ,
definite ,
definitive ,
determinate ,
determinative ,
determined ,
devoted ,
dictated ,
documentary ,
documented ,
downright ,
earnest ,
effectual ,
emergent ,
entailed ,
entire ,
etiological ,
evidential ,
evidentiary ,
ex parte ,
exigent ,
expeditious ,
explicit ,
express ,
eye -
witness ,
factual ,
final ,
firsthand ,
fixed ,
flat ,
flat -
out ,
formative ,
founded on ,
global ,
grounded on ,
hard -
and -
fast ,
hearsay ,
immediate ,
imperative ,
imperious ,
implicit ,
imposed ,
impressive ,
inappealable ,
incontrovertible ,
indicative ,
indisputable ,
ineluctable ,
inevitable ,
instant ,
instantaneous ,
institutive ,
intent ,
irrefutable ,
irresistible ,
irrevocable ,
kairotic ,
loaded ,
mandated ,
mandatory ,
masterful ,
material ,
must ,
necessary ,
nuncupative ,
obligatory ,
obstinate ,
occasional ,
originative ,
out -
and -
out ,
outright ,
overwhelming ,
peremptory ,
perfect ,
perfectly sure ,
persevering ,
persistent ,
persuasive ,
pivotal ,
positive ,
predestined ,
predetermined ,
pregnant ,
prescript ,
prescriptive ,
presumptive ,
probative ,
prompt ,
punctual ,
purposeful ,
quick ,
ready ,
relentless ,
reliable ,
required ,
resolute ,
resolved ,
round ,
satisfactory ,
satisfying ,
self -
assured ,
self -
confident ,
serious ,
set ,
settled ,
significant ,
sincere ,
single -
minded ,
speedy ,
steadfast ,
straight ,
straight -
out ,
suggestive ,
summary ,
sure ,
sure -
enough ,
swift ,
symptomatic ,
telling ,
tenacious ,
total ,
true ,
ultimate ,
unambiguous ,
uncircumscribed ,
unconditional ,
unconditioned ,
undoubting ,
unequivocal ,
unhampered ,
unhesitating ,
univocal ,
unlimited ,
unmistakable ,
unmitigated ,
unqualified ,
unquestioning ,
unreserved ,
unrestricted ,
unswerving ,
unwaivable ,
unwavering ,
utter ,
valid ,
weighty ,
whole ,
wholehearted ,
without appeal ,
without exception ,
without reserve
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