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1 decisive
حَاسِم \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. \ فاصِل \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. -
2 decisive
جَازِم \ decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. \ See Also حاسم (حَاسِم)، فاصل (فَاصِل) -
3 decisive
[dɪˈsaɪsɪv] adjective1) final; putting an end to a contest, dispute etc:حاسِمٌThe battle was decisive.
2) showing decision and firmness:قاطِع، باتٌّHe's very decisive.
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4 jazim
decisive [jazama] Per jazem borrowed from Ar -
5 qatt'i
decisive, final [qatta'a] Aze qeti, Hin katai, Per qatt'i, Swa kataa, Tur kati borrowed from Ar -
6 critical
حَاسِم \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. \ فاصِل \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. -
7 جازم
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8 حاسم
حَاسِم \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. -
9 فاصل
فاصِل \ critical: very serious: The wounded man was in a critical condition. decisive: giving a clear result; settling without doubt: a decisive battle; a decisive answer. \ الفاصِل الانتصافي (في لعبة كرة القدم) \ half-time: a short break in the middle of a game (of football, etc.). -
10 بات
1́ adj. decisive, categorical, square, unqualified2́ n. beetle3́ v. home, roost -
11 حازم
adj. resolute, firm, steadfast, steady, strong-willed, gritty, tough, decisive, determined -
12 حاسم
adj. decisive, fateful, high, pivotal, conclusive, peremptory, final, definite, determinate, decided, definitive, absolute, categorical, unqualified, critical, crucial -
13 فاصل
1́ adj. separative, dividing, conclusive, decisive2́ n. interval, entr'acte3́ v. break, bar -
14 قاطع
1́ adj. categorical, decisive, conclusive, definite, positive, final, peremptory, unqualified, sharp, incisive, keen, edgy2́ n. chip, disruption, partition3́ v. boycott, interrupt, break away, have no truck with, dogmatise, disturb -
15 مفحم
adj. confuting, cogent, convincing, potent, decisive -
16 انبرم
اِنْبَرَمَ: أُقِر، صارَ مُبْرَماًto be or become ratified, confirmed, endorsed, sanctioned, approbated, approved, adopted, passed, legalized, validated, upheld, sustained, maintained, affirmed; to be or become irrevocable, decisive, conclusive, final, irreversible -
17 بات
باتّ: قاطِع، حاسِمcategorical, absolute, unqualified; definite, definitive, decisive, conclusive, peremptory, positive, final -
18 تقريري
تَقْرِيرِيّaffirmative, confirmatory, corroborative; determinative, decisive, definitive, conclusive, regulatory, decision -
19 جازم
جازم: باتّdecisive, definitive, definite, categorical, absolute, unqualified, final, positive, conclusive, peremptory -
20 حازم
حازم: صارم، جازمresolute, firm, steadfast, unflinching, unwavering, unhesitating, strong-willed, sturdy, gritty; severe, strict, hard-handed, stringent, austere; drastic, tough; decisive, definitive
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