Resolute
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 442
rcz'o-llll, adj., >csolved deternnned having a fixed purpose constant m pursuing a purpose ~iu -.Resolutely —n Resolutene . Resolution, re/-o-lii's lmn, «. act of resolving analysis: solution state of being jesolved. fixed determination steadine that which resolved formal proposal in a public a embly. Resolvable, re-zolva-bl, adj that may be resolved or reduced to elements, -ai/r, Resolv'ably. Resolve, re-zolv', v to separate into parts to analyse to free from doubt or difficulty to explain to decide to fix by resolution or formal declaration {math.) to solve [rued.) to disperse, as a tumour: imusta to carry a discord into a concord ~-v to determine.— n. anything resolved or determined resolution fixed pur- — pose. [L resolvo resolution re-, inten. and solve, to loose.] Resolved, re-zolvd\ adj. fixed in purpose.—adv. Resolv'edly — Resolv'adnesa. fate, far mi, h4r mine u Response Resonance, rezVnans, d act of resounding: the returning of sound by reflection or by the pro* duction of vibrations in other bodies.
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