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Definition of decide
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of decide is as below...
Decide
(v. t.) To bring to a
termination,
as a
question,
controversy,
struggle,
by
giving
the
victory
to one side or
party;
to
render
judgment
concerning;
to
determine;
to
settle..
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Hereticate
::
Hereticate
(v. t.) To
decide
to be
heresy
or a
heretic;
to
denounce
as a
heretic
or
heretical.
Neutral
::
Neutral
(a.)
Neither
good nor bad; of
medium
quality;
middling;
not
decided
or
pronounced.
Umpirage
::
Umpirage
(n.) The
office
of an
umpire;
the
power,
right,
or
authority
of an
umpire
to
decide..
Citation
::
Citation
(n.) A
reference
to
decided
cases,
or books of
authority,
to prove a point in law..
Decidable
::
Decidable
(a.)
Capable
of being
decided;
determinable.
Acrisy
::
Acrisy
(n.)
Undecided
character
of a
disease.
Determinable
::
Determinable
(v. t.)
Capable
of being
determined,
definitely
ascertained,
decided
upon, or
brought
to a
conclusion..
Loggia
::
Loggia
(n.) A
roofed
open
gallery.
It
differs
from a
veranda
in being more
architectural,
and in
forming
more
decidedly
a part of the main
edifice
to which it is
attached;
from a
porch,
in being
intended
not for
entrance
but for an
out-of-door
sitting-room..
Decreet
::
Decreet
(n.) The final
judgment
of the Court of
Session,
or of an
inferior
court,
by which the
question
at issue is
decided..
Resolve
::
Resolve
(v. i.) To
express,
as an
opinion
or
determination,
by
resolution
and vote; to
declare
or
decide
by a
formal
vote; --
followed
by a
clause;
as, the house
resolved
(or, it was
resolved
by the
house)
that no money
should
be
apropriated
(or, to
appropriate
no
money)..
Decided
::
Decided
(a.) Free from doubt or
wavering;
determined;
of fixed
purpose;
fully
settled;
positive;
resolute;
as, a
decided
opinion
or
purpose..
Judicable
::
Judicable
(v. i.)
Capable
of being
judged;
capable
of being tried or
decided
upon.
Effective
::
Effective
(a.)
Having
the power to
produce
an
effect
or
effects;
producing
a
decided
or
decisive
effect;
efficient;
serviceable;
operative;
as, an
effective
force,
remedy,
speech;
the
effective
men in a
regiment..
Arbitrable
::
Arbitrable
(v. t.)
Capable
of being
decided
by
arbitration;
determinable.
Skeptic
::
Skeptic
(n.) One who is yet
undecided
as to what is true; one who is
looking
or
inquiring
for what is true; an
inquirer
after facts or
reasons.
Wedge-tailed
::
Wedge-tailed
(a.)
Having
a tail which has the
middle
pair of
feathers
longest,
the rest
successively
and
decidedly
shorter,
and all more or less
attenuate;
-- said of
certain
birds.
See
Illust.
of Wood
hoopoe,
under
Wood..
Undecide
::
Undecide
(v. t.) To
reverse
or
recant,
as a
previous
decision..
Skepticism
::
Skepticism
(n.) An
undecided,
inquiring
state of mind;
doubt;
uncertainty..
Depend
::
Depend
(v. i.) To hang in
suspense;
to be
pending;
to be
undetermined
or
undecided;
as, a cause
depending
in
court..
Judge
::
"Judge
(v. i.) One who has
skill,
knowledge,
or
experience,
sufficient
to
decide
on the
merits
of a
question,
or on the
quality
or value of
anything;
one who
discerns
properties
or
relations
with skill and
readiness;
a
connoisseur;
an
expert;
a
critic..
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