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Definition of decision
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of decision is as below...
Decision
(n.) An
account
or
report
of a
conclusion,
especially
of a legal
adjudication
or
judicial
determination
of a
question
or
cause;
as, a
decision
of
arbitrators;
a
decision
of the
Supreme
Court..
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Vote
::
Vote (n.)
Expression
of
judgment
or will by a
majority;
legal
decision
by some
expression
of the minds of a
number;
as, the vote was
unanimous;
a vote of
confidence..
Scrupulosity
::
Scrupulosity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
scruppulous;
doubt;
doubtfulness
respecting
decision
or
action;
caution
or
tenderness
from the far of doing wrong or
ofending;
nice
regard
to
exactness
and
propierty;
precision.
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) To
overthrow
by a
contrary
decision;
to make void; to under or
annual
for
error;
as, to
reverse
a
judgment,
sentence,
or
decree..
Abjudge
::
Abjudge
(v. t.) To take away by
judicial
decision.
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.)
Decision;
judgment;
opinion
pronounced;
as, to be
condemned
by the
verdict
of the
public..
Decree
::
Decree
(n.) A
decision,
order,
or
sentence,
given in a cause by a court of
equity
or
admiralty..
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.) The
answer
of a jury given to the court
concerning
any
matter
of fact in any
cause,
civil or
criminal,
committed
to their
examination
and
determination;
the
finding
or
decision
of a jury on the
matter
legally
submitted
to them in the
course
of the trial of a
cause..
Momentous
::
Momentous
(a.) Of
moment
or
consequence;
very
important;
weighty;
as, a
momentous
decision;
momentous
affairs..
Submissive
::
Submission
(n.) An
agreement
by which
parties
engage
to
submit
any
matter
of
controversy
between
them to the
decision
of
arbitrators.
Adjudication
::
Adjudication
(n.) The
decision
upon the
question
whether
the
debtor
is a
bankrupt.
Undecide
::
Undecide
(v. t.) To
reverse
or
recant,
as a
previous
decision..
Oracle
::
Oracle
(n.) A wise
sentence
or
decision
of great
authority.
Judgment
::
"Judgment
(v. i.) The act of
determining,
as in
courts
of law, what is
conformable
to law and
justice;
also, the
determination,
decision,
or
sentence
of a
court,
or of a
judge;
the
mandate
or
sentence
of God as the judge of all..
Adjudgment
::
Adjudgment
(n.) The act of
adjudging;
judicial
decision;
adjudication.
Prejudication
::
Prejudication
(n.) A
previous
treatment
and
decision
of a
point;
a
precedent.
Determine
::
Determine
(v. i.) To come to a
decision;
to
decide;
to
resolve;
-- often with on.
Award
::
Award (v. t.) A
judgment,
sentence,
or final
decision.
Specifically:
The
decision
of
arbitrators
in a case
submitted..
Umpire
::
Umpire
(n.) A
person
to whose sole
decision
a
controversy
or
question
between
parties
is
referred;
especially,
one
chosen
to see that the rules of a game, as
cricket,
baseball,
or the like, are
strictly
observed..
Promt
::
Promt
(superl.)
Ready and quick to act as
occasion
demands;
meeting
requirements
readily;
not slow,
dilatory,
or
hesitating
in
decision
or
action;
responding
on the
instant;
immediate;
as,
prompt
in
obedience
or
compliance;
-- said of
persons..
Conclude
::
Conclude
(v. i.) To form a final
judgment;
to reach a
decision.
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