Resolve

someone's determination to follow a purpose or intent

The assassin's resolve to kill the guy was amazing." "The teacher resolved to have the students read once a week.

by The Hooded Boy December 26, 2010

resolve

To be pigheaded in the face of failure. To continue a failed policy.

George W. Bush said "We resolve to stay the course in Iraq"

by nunyabiz September 12, 2005

resolve rate

The calculation in percentage of number of calls resolved at first point of contact.

DA's Resolve Rate is so low, ticket queries produce an "Integer Divide by Zero" error

by yeyes July 31, 2003

resolve oneself

To be past the anger, frustration, and emotional exhaustion of someone you care about that continually puts you in a negative state or feels entitled to your property. At this stage you no longer put up with it and have come to terms with the circumstances.

My sister only calls me when she needs something and her life choices are my fault according to her. I cannot continue to support her or deal with her drama. I have resolved myself resolve oneself.

by Taylor Rogue April 21, 2019

resolve breakfast

To have a poop after eating breakfast

I need to go to the bathroom and resolve breakfast

by rmfaulkner October 4, 2016

RESOLVE'D

Within Rocket League, You must be dominating in a series UNTIL match point.
The enemy must also almost reverse sweep to also be on match point.
Your team then wins in overtime of the final map.

It's written in the stars, we resolve'd another win

by P-Esports May 12, 2024

Warriors Resolve

Instilled in the heart of every true warrior is a determination to succeed in the face of adversity and the resilience to stand back up when we fall, for failure is just a lesson learned and does not define who we are, this is called a "warriors resolve".

Me: After everything Joe has been through this past year, he is still determined to succeed.

Friend: Joe has a "Warriors Resolve".

by The Art of Mayhem January 16, 2019