decisive
നിർണായക
definition
adjective
the Supreme Court voided the statute by a decisive 7–2 vote
settling an issue; producing a definite result.
example
This election was perhaps the first one in which the electronic media played a 'decisive' role.
Kyle Robson, 18, from Peatmoor, is more 'decisive' and thinks the voting age is fine as it is.
The firm and 'decisive' action taken indicates how seriously the ECB and the club have treated the case.
David Jack was again the goal hero in the final, making the 'decisive' strike 15 minutes from the end.
Unfortunately, a heavy price had been paid for the 'decisive' victory that morning.
Gillingham scored the 'decisive' goal only six minutes after Cox's red card.
The vote was a 'decisive' and important one as it was his first time as leader facing the public.
The findings were so 'decisive' and conclusive as to leave absolutely no room for argument.
That goal proved crucial as it was the only 'decisive' result between the top four teams.
Holland is expected to deliver a similarly 'decisive' result when a referendum is held there tomorrow.
Tracing back their lives, the survey found that in almost every case the 'decisive' factor had been marriage.
In the event, these were to make a 'decisive' contribution to the final outcome of the Cold War.
Today's game will be so tight that a single mishap could prove 'decisive' .
Back at the summit, I believe the new rules could well play a 'decisive' role in determining who comes out on top.
It was the 'decisive' land battle of the Second World War and saw armoured and aerial clashes on a ferocious scale.
It helped a bit, too, that there was a quality, 'decisive' referee to oversee the action.
But the motives of many are a more base fear of the side effects of doing anything 'decisive' .
This means that it is a matter for the judge, and expert evidence will not be 'decisive' .
The artillery was expected to play a 'decisive' role in the opening stages of a battle.
I agree with that analysis and I regard it as 'decisive' of the issue which is before us in this case.
Like Clifford, he is 'decisive' and very skilled at pushing agendas through.
In 1918 across the Western Front and in Italy the 'decisive' final battles of the war were fought.
He not only looked but sounded much more assured, and a great deal more 'decisive' than he has lately been given credit for.
Wind and weather have frequently played a 'decisive' role in battles or campaigns.
The 'decisive' battle was fought in Ireland.
We are at a 'decisive' moment in British politics where Europe is concerned.
You may be frustrated with him or her for not being very 'decisive' .
This mounting agriculture crisis requires a solid plan of action that is 'decisively' executed.
The large turnout and the 'decisiveness' of the Dutch vote has left no room for the parliament to turn its back on the people's verdict.
The police reluctance to act 'decisively' sends out entirely the wrong message to the youths, who will feel they are beyond the law.
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