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definite
[def-uh-nit]
adjective
clearly defined or determined; not vague or general; fixed; precise; exact.
a definite quantity;
definite directions.
Synonyms: ,having fixed limits; bounded with precision.
a definite area.
Synonyms:positive; certain; sure.
It is definite that he will take the job.
Botany.Ģż(of an inflorescence) determinate.
definite
/ dÉŖĖfÉŖnÉŖĖtjuĖd, ĖdÉfÉŖnÉŖt /
adjective
clearly defined; exact; explicit
having precise limits or boundaries
known for certain; sure
it is definite that they have won
botany
denoting a type of growth in which the main stem ends in a flower, as in a cymose inflorescence; determinate
(esp of flower parts) limited or fixed in number in a given species
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- definiteness noun
- nondefinite adjective
- nondefinitely adverb
- nondefiniteness noun
- quasi-definite adjective
- quasi-definitely adverb
- semidefinite adjective
- semidefinitely adverb
- semidefiniteness noun
- undefinite adjective
- undefinitely adverb
- undefiniteness noun
- definitude noun
- Ė»å±š“Ś¾±²Ō¾±³Ł±š²Ō±š²õ²õ noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of definite1
Example Sentences
Obviously, you're not going to agree with everything, but I think that was a definite movement in the right direction.
And he was definite about the world, especially Los Angeles.
Respondents to the survey said there had been a "definite shift in disparaging behaviour" towards female teachers from male pupils who were "hugely influenced" by figures such as Andrew Tate.
āThe players are eager to get this franchise back where it belongs, and so thereās a definite commitment,ā Roberts said.
Heās not determined to differentiate his solo voice from his work with TV on the Radio, but thereās a definite shift in the mood here.
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