Pronunciation: /dɪˈtɜːrmɪnd/
noun a person who has a strong resolve or decision to do something
A1 She is a determined person.
A2 His determined attitude helped him achieve his goals.
B1 The determined effort of the team led to their success.
B2 Her determined focus on the task at hand impressed her colleagues.
C1 The determined pursuit of excellence is what sets him apart from others.
C2 His unwavering determination to succeed is truly inspiring.
verb past tense of determine, meaning to decide or settle something
A1 She is determined to learn how to ride a bike.
A2 He determined to finish his homework before going out to play.
B1 The team determined to win the championship this year.
B2 She is determined to excel in her career and reach the top.
C1 The scientist was determined to find a cure for the disease.
C2 Despite facing many obstacles, he was determined to achieve his goals.
adjective describes a person who has a strong resolve or decision to do something
A1 She was determined to finish her homework before dinner.
A2 The team was determined to win the championship.
B1 Despite facing many obstacles, she remained determined to achieve her goals.
B2 The scientist was determined to find a cure for the disease.
C1 His determined attitude led him to success in his career.
C2 The determined efforts of the volunteers helped rebuild the community after the disaster.
formal She was determined to finish her research project ahead of schedule.
informal He's determined to beat his high score in the game.
slang I'm so determined to ace this test, nothing can stop me!
figurative The seed was determined to grow into a strong oak tree despite the harsh conditions.
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