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Term: resolution

Noun:

1. The act or process of resolving or determining something.

2. A firm decision to do or not to do something.

3. A formal expression of opinion or intention agreed on by a legislative body, committee, or other formal meeting.

4. The degree of detail or sharpness in a digital image, video, or display.

5. The act of resolving or settling a dispute or conflict.

6. The number of pixels that make up a display screen, often expressed as width x height.

Sample Sentences:

1. The resolution of the issue took several hours of discussion.

2. She made a resolution to exercise every day in the new year.

3. The United Nations passed a resolution in support of peace in the region.

4. The resolution of the photograph was incredibly high, showing every small detail.

5. The resolution of the conflict was achieved through peaceful negotiation.

6. The new smartphone boasts a 4K resolution display.

Verb:

1. To decide or determine something with a firm decision.

2. To find a solution or settle a problem.

3. To decrease or reduce in size, intensity, or strength.

Sample Sentences:

1. They resolved to support the new initiative.

2. The team resolved the technical issue and got the system back online.

3. She resolved the conflict between her friends with a heartfelt apology.

4. The resolution of the sound gradually decreased as we moved further away.

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