deciding
- noun
- /dɪˈsaɪdɪŋ/
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- The process of deciding which university to attend took her weeks of careful consideration.
And that led us to deciding that we are ripping out everything.
- And that led us to deciding that we are ripping out everything.
- So the challenge with this is I think deciding what kind of tools I want.
- How did you go about deciding which areas to put barriers on?
- Your judgement is playing a major role in deciding what's going on.
- And I think that was a lot of it was deciding that I could.
- There is a possibility of deciding for what is moral.
- But yeah, that was like me deciding fuck this.
Examples
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SPEND HALF YOUR MORNING DECIDING
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>> 'CAUSE THEN YOU COULDN'T SPEND HALF YOUR MORNING DECIDING >> 'CAUSE THEN YOU COULDN'T SPEND HALF YOUR MORNING DECIDING
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After much deciding, they finally chose the red car over the blue one.
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His deciding factor in the election was the candidate's stance on education.
Synonyms
221
3.9
A way of thinking in a clear, logical order to form a conclusion
155
1.8
The person or thing chosen for a specific purpose
89
3.1
Choosing what to do after thinking about options
78
4.9
Careful and calm thought or discussion before deciding
55
3.3
Deciding firmly what to do
24
2.8
A series of steps people follow to make a choice in a group or organization
23
1.6
Choosing one action from several options
Thinking about facts to form an opinion or make a decision
Antonyms
How Final
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Deciding comes from Latin parts de- 'off' and caedere 'to cut'. Think of it as 'cutting away' other choices until one remains, which is why deciding means the process of choosing.