Definition of resolutive in English:

resolutive

adjective ˈrɛzəluːtɪv

archaic, formal

Having the power or ability to dissolve or dispel something.
Example sentencesExamples
- I prefer a more resolutive approach to curbing drunken driving or drunkenness, and all the baggage that comes with it.
- After pronouncement of a resolutive lockout, labour relations are for the time being terminated.
- This conception may be called the decompositional or resolutive conception of analysis.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin resolutivus, from resolut- 'released', from the verb resolvere (see resolve).

Definition of resolutive in US English:

resolutive

adjective

formal, archaic

Having the power or ability to dissolve or dispel something.
Example sentencesExamples
- I prefer a more resolutive approach to curbing drunken driving or drunkenness, and all the baggage that comes with it.
- After pronouncement of a resolutive lockout, labour relations are for the time being terminated.
- This conception may be called the decompositional or resolutive conception of analysis.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin resolutivus, from resolut- ‘released’, from the verb resolvere (see resolve).

单词	resolutive
释义	Definition of resolutive in English: resolutive adjective ˈrɛzəluːtɪv archaic, formal Having the power or ability to dissolve or dispel something. Example sentencesExamples I prefer a more resolutive approach to curbing drunken driving or drunkenness, and all the baggage that comes with it. After pronouncement of a resolutive lockout, labour relations are for the time being terminated. This conception may be called the decompositional or resolutive conception of analysis. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin resolutivus, from resolut- 'released', from the verb resolvere (see resolve). Definition of resolutive in US English: resolutive adjective formal, archaic Having the power or ability to dissolve or dispel something. Example sentencesExamples I prefer a more resolutive approach to curbing drunken driving or drunkenness, and all the baggage that comes with it. After pronouncement of a resolutive lockout, labour relations are for the time being terminated. This conception may be called the decompositional or resolutive conception of analysis. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin resolutivus, from resolut- ‘released’, from the verb resolvere (see resolve).
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