Pronunciation

/dɪˈsɪʒ(ə)n/

Definitions

Noun

• Decision: A conclusion or resolution reached after careful consideration, often involving choices between alternatives. For example: “The team made a difficult decision about their strategy.”
• Judgment: An opinion or evaluation formed about something or someone. For example: “Her decision was based on sound judgment.”

Verb

• To decide: To make a choice or come to a conclusion about something. For example: “They decided to move to a new city.”
• To resolve: To settle or determine a matter or issue. For example: “The conflict was finally resolved through mutual decision.”

Phrases

• “Make a decision” means to choose or determine an action or course of action.
• “Hard decision” refers to a challenging choice with significant consequences.
• “Take a stand” or “arrive at a decision” are common ways to express making a choice.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After much debate, they reached a crucial decision regarding the project.”
• Verb: “It’s time for you to decide whether to accept the job offer.”
• Interjection: “The jury reached a decision in the high-profile case.”

Synonyms

• Choice
• Resolution
• Determination
• Conclusion
• Choice point
• Judgment call
• Selection