Synonyms for de-terminations

Grammar : Noun

Spell : dih-tur-muh-ney-shuh n

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˌtɜr məˈneɪ ʃən

Top 10 synonyms for de-terminations

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Définition of de-terminations

Origin : mid-14c., "decision, sentence," from Old French déterminacion (14c.) "determination, settlement, definition," from Latin determinationem (nominative determinatio) "conclusion, boundary," noun of action from past participle stem of determinare (see determine).
As "a bringing to an end" (especilly of a suit at law), late 15c. As "fixed direction toward a goal," from 1650s, originally in physics or anatomy; metaphoric sense "fixation of will" is from 1680s; that of "quality of being resolute" is from 1822.

As in industry : noun hard work
As in arbitration : noun settlement of dispute
As in judgment : noun decision about blame
As in measurement : noun calculation
As in mind : noun inclination, tendency; belief
As in moxie : noun courage
As in assessment : noun evaluation
As in assignment : noun selecting or setting apart
As in nerve : noun daring, boldness
As in perseverance : noun diligence, hard work
As in austerity : noun refraining; abstinence
As in pluck : noun person's resolution, courage
As in purpose : noun intention, meaning, aim
As in purpose : noun persistence, resolve
As in backbone : noun strength of character
As in resolution : noun answer, judgment
As in result : noun effect brought about by something
As in sentence : noun punishing decree
As in settlement : noun decision, conclusion
As in spunk : noun courage, nerve
As in stability : noun resistance of some degree
As in stand : noun position, opinion
As in tenacity : noun diligence, stubbornness
As in valor : noun bravery
As in verdict : noun law judgment
As in volition : noun free will
As in will : noun personal choice
As in zeal : noun enthusiasm
As in boldness : noun audacity
As in manhood : noun maturity
As in bottom line : noun indispensable content
As in obstinacy : noun stubbornness
As in selecting : noun choosing
As in ascertainment : noun discovery
As in decidedness : noun decision
As in decisiveness : noun decision
As in choice : noun power to select; selection
As in gameness : noun courage
As in gutsiness : noun courage
As in hardheadedness : noun obstinacy
As in hardness : noun stability
As in intrepidity : noun courage
As in intrepidness : noun courage
As in metrology : noun measurement
As in mulishness : noun obstinacy
As in obstinateness : noun obstinacy
As in pertinaciousness : noun obstinacy
As in pertinacity : noun obstinacy
As in perverseness : noun obstinacy
As in perversity : noun obstinacy
As in pigheadedness : noun obstinacy
As in pluckiness : noun courage
As in purposefulness : noun decision
As in resoluteness : noun decision
As in spunkiness : noun courage
As in stableness : noun stability
As in steadiness : noun stability
As in stopping point : noun end
As in stoutheartedness : noun courage
As in sturdiness : noun stability
As in sureness : noun stability
As in tenaciousness : noun obstinacy
As in terminus : noun end
As in undauntedness : noun courage
As in valiance : noun courage
As in valiantness : noun courage
As in adjudication : noun judgment
As in conclusion : noun judgment, decision
As in confidence : noun belief in oneself
As in constancy : noun fixedness
As in control : noun command, mastery
As in courage : noun boldness, braveness
As in decision : noun conclusion; resolution reached
As in decision : noun strength of mind or will
As in definition : noun description
As in determination : noun perseverance
As in determination : noun conclusion
As in discovery : noun finding, uncovering
As in disposal : noun conclusion, settlement of situation
As in election : noun choosing; voting
As in end : noun completion, stop
As in firmness : noun resolution, resolve
As in force : noun mental power, energy
As in fortitude : noun strength of mind; guts
As in free will : noun free choice

Antonyms for de-terminations

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