Bent
Decided
Decided adjective - Not subject to misinterpretation or more than one interpretation.
Bent and decided are semantically related in determined topic. Sometimes you can use "Bent" instead an adjective "Decided", if it concerns topics such as decide.
Both words in one sentence
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A serving US Marine was brought before a court martial for appearing in a gay porn film while wearing part of his uniform... But not all his uniform, so the Corps decided he'd only bent the rules.
Source: Manly Gay - When NBC decided they wanted to seem more eco-friendly, they had a "green week" where all the shows had to have an environmental bent.
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Hell-Bent for Leather: When the X-girls and Boom-Boom decided to form a vigilante crime fighting group called the Bayville Sirens, they wear sexy black leather costumes to go with it.
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