determinate
dɪˈtɜːrmɪnət
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Definition of determinate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
clarityTECH.distinct and clearly definedTECH.
  • The rules were determinate and easy to follow.
definite explicit unambiguous
2.
finalityTECH.conclusive and decisiveTECH.
  • The judge's decision was determinate and left no room for appeal.
conclusive definite final
3.
biologyTECH.growth ending once a structure formsTECH.
  • The plant's determinate growth stopped after flowering.
definite fixed limited
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Origin of determinate

Latin, determinare (to limit)

Examples of determinate in a sentence

  • Her determinate decision made the process straightforward.
  • Her determinate stance ended the debate.
  • The contract terms were determinate and clear.
  • The determinate growth pattern is common in certain species.
  • Researchers studied the determinate growth of the organism.

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  1. French:déterminé, concluant, ...
  2. German:bestimmt, endgültig, ...
  3. Italian:chiaro, definitivo, ...
  4. Spanish:claro, determinante, ...
  5. Portuguese:claro, determinante, ...
  6. Chinese:明确的, 决定性的, ...
  7. Japanese:明確な, 決定的, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحَدَّد, حَاسِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בָּרוּר, סוֹפִי, ...
  10. Russian:определенный, окончательный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:визначений, остаточний, ...
  12. Hindi:सुस्पष्ट, निर्णायक, ...
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