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DECISIVE
Adjective. Early 17th century.
[French décisif, -ive from medieval Latin decisivus, from decis determined, from the verb decidere.]
1 That finally decides or determines a question, the outcome of a contest, etc.;
conclusive. E17
2 Unhesitating, resolute, determined. M18
3 Pronounced, unmistakable, undisputed. L18
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HAMLET A little more than kin, and less than kind.
ReplyDeleteKING CLAUDIUS How is it that the clouds still hang on you?
HAMLET Because you killed my father, you foul fiend!
KING CLAUDIUS Aaargh.
Decisiveness does save time, doesn't it.
Yes,
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