Pronunciation: /dɪˈtɜːrmɪnət/
adjective describes a quality or attribute of a noun, in this case, determinate describes something that is fixed or definite
A1 She has a determinate schedule for her daily routine.
A2 The determinate answer to the math problem was 42.
B1 The determinate outcome of the experiment was unexpected.
B2 The determinate cause of the issue was a faulty wiring.
C1 His determinate decision to pursue a career in medicine never wavered.
C2 The determinate solution to the complex problem required extensive research.
formal The determinate factor in this equation is the value of x.
informal It's pretty determinate that we're going to the beach tomorrow.
slang I'm determinate on getting that promotion at work.
figurative Love is not always determinate by logic or reason.
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