Decisive and Large

Decisive

Decisive adjective - Fully committed to achieving a goal.

Large and decisive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Large" instead an adjective "Decisive".

Large

Large adjective - Of a size greater than average of its kind.

Decisive and large are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Decisive" instead an adjective "Large".

Nearby Words: largely, largeness, largish

Both words in one sentence

  • Useful Notes / World War I Tanks made their first appearance in the Somme offensive and helped rip a (relatively) large gash in a German defensive line during one of the later battles, but they were too few and too easily knocked-out to have a decisive effect.
  • Useful Notes / Russo-Japanese War Also the only time in history that a major battle was waged between two large fleets of battleships that ended in a decisive victory (in World War One, the Battle of Jutland ended in a bloody stalemate, and fleet actions in World War II would be dominated by airpower).
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