resolve
To find an answer or fix for a problem or situation.
To successfully deal with or settle a problem, question, or difficulty.
To decide that you will definitely do something.
To make a strong and definite decision to do something.
A strong feeling that you will do something even if it is hard.
A firm determination to do something, especially despite difficulties.
To separate something into smaller parts or change its form, usually in science.
To break something down into its separate parts or change it into another form, often in scientific contexts.
- Base: resolve
- 3rd Person Singular: resolves
- Present Participle: resolving
- Past: resolved
resolve itself into something
1End up as something specific
To finally be understood as or turn into something specific after time or thinking.
- The argument eventually resolved itself into a debate about funding.
- The mystery resolved itself into a simple misunderstanding.
with one’s resolve strengthened
1Having stronger determination than before
Feeling more sure about doing something than before.
- With her resolve strengthened, she faced the challenge ahead.
- He left the meeting with his resolve strengthened to pursue the project.