decisively in English

adverb

conclusively; decidedly

Use "decisively" in a sentence

1. To defeat decisively: Annihilated

2. Phinehas acted decisively.

3. She shook her head decisively.

4. Faithful worshippers must decisively renounce unrighteousness.

5. Jezebel’s attendants now had to act decisively.

6. The proposed bill was decisively defeated in Parliament.

7. Apostasy is decisively turning away from the faith

8. Yet again, we have failed to act decisively .

9. He courageously and decisively confronted their challenge to his authority.

10. He had decisively taken the edge off trade union power.

11. And they will act decisively on their unshakable faith.

12. Joseph acted decisively and selflessly to protect his child

13. It's not inevitable, but we need to act decisively.

14. She is busy watching the team pull ahead decisively.

15. The plan was decisively rejected by Congress three weeks ago.

16. Decisively my other foot sets itself onto the cable.

17. 4 Yet again, we have failed to act decisively .

18. The French have acted swiftly and decisively to protect their industries.

19. "I'll call for you at half ten," she said decisively.

20. In the economic sector, the market economy is decisively established.

21. When he felt fully in command of the situation, he acted decisively.

22. He clearly and decisively came down on the side of President Rafsanjani.

23. Globalization in this period was decisively shaped by nineteenth-century imperialism.

24. The Royalist forces were decisively defeated and Urquhart was taken prisoner.

25. Sometimes we must act decisively to break free from the past.

26. The heads of Great Groups have to act decisively, but never arbitrarily.

27. Pressure to act decisively came, among others, from Mr Smith's predecessor,(Sentencedict) Neil Kinnock.

28. Had he broken away more decisively earlier, the outcome might have been different.

29. The bluelight was supposed to give her foreknowledge so she could act decisively.

30. They returned in 38 BC, but were decisively defeated by Ventidius and Pacorus was killed.

31. 17:11) Instead, let us act decisively in order to sanctify Jehovah God’s name.

32. Abulia Loss or impairment of the ability to act decisively, make decisions, or perform actions

33. They reached as far as Lublin in eastern Poland before being decisively beaten at Zaslavl.

34. His harshness prompted a revolt that he crushed decisively in a pitched, two-day battle.

35. The affine transformation of the shape of the sample during straining simplifies the situation decisively.

36. By Acclamation, it was the best moment for Pence in a 2016 debate that he won decisively

37. 30 Anything outside that time - frame means you must reassess your position and act decisively.

38. We must use thinking ability and meet the temptation decisively rather than just drift into dangerous situations.

39. We must act decisively and collectively at national, regional and global levels to overcome these challenges

40. Thirty years ago, farmers say, the government acted decisively and quickly to contain hoof and mouth.

41. Outstanding differences on the border dispute between the two countries failed, however, to be resolved decisively.

42. She asking questions so brusquely and giving orders so decisively Pork's eyebrows went up in mystification.

43. Theodoric's forces contributed decisively to the victory of the Romans, but he himself was killed during the battle.

44. I am determined to work with my colleagues in the Commission to advance decisively on this agenda.

45. Clinch definition, to settle (a matter) decisively: After they Clinched the deal they went out to celebrate

46. Those who wish to obtain God’s blessing must act decisively, without delay, in harmony with his requirements.

47. Too few managers and supervisors had learned to act decisively not withstanding their new decision-making authority.

48. Tatsuoki became involved in a bitter rivalry with Akechi Mitsuhide, and lost to him decisively in 1564.

49. 1185 Battle of Dan-no-ura – Minamoto no Yoshitsune decisively defeats Taira forces in naval battle ending the war.

50. Government is still free-and required-to move decisively to end discrimination when it happens, case by case, he said.