to solve problems

Examples

• All

• If you communicate feelings, you can solve problems more easily.

• The work is to solve problems in a way that you're proud of.

• You are leaders who solve problems and your kids need you.

• You add value, you solve problems in exchange for money.

• And so, so we need to solve problems in a different way.

  Lex Fridman

• I count on you to solve problems, whatever it takes.

  Antitrust (2001)

• We solve problems for a profit, my friends.

  Tom Ferry

• Meet with your district colleagues to solve problems, network, and share strategies and ideas.

  Academic text (1999)

• Learn to negotiate, solve problems and craft your own happiness.

  Evan Carmichael

• In order to succeed in business, you need to be able to solve problems efficiently.

Synonyms

F

to find a way

vsto solve problems

863 3.3

To think of a plan to get past a problem

is the broader activity of producing fixes or answers in many cases

R

to resolve

vsto solve problems

623 3.3

To find an answer to a problem and end a disagreement

is aimed mainly at producing practical fixes rather than ending disputes

A

to answer

vsto solve problems

544 1.0

To find or give a solution to a problem

focuses more broadly on producing fixes for difficult situations

O

to overcome

vsto solve problems

429 2.9

Deal with and defeat a problem or fear

focuses on finding solutions rather than on the act of defeating challenges

W

to work it out

vsto solve problems

165 3.2

To find an answer to a problem by thinking or talking

is a broader activity of producing fixes rather than only working through steps

R

to remedy

vsto solve problems

53 3.9

To fix a problem or bad situation

covers finding general fixes, not only correcting faults

F

to find a solution

vsto solve problems

41 2.7

To think of a way to solve a problem

is the general act of creating fixes for challenging situations

T

to tackle (the problem)

vsto solve problems

5 3.0

To try hard to solve a problem

is concerned with producing solutions rather than primarily describing the approach

Antonyms

I

to ignore

∞ 1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

How Successful

to crack a problem

3.9

to solve problems

48 2.7

to handle a situation

3 3.2

problem solving

27 2.5

to tackle (the problem)

5 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology