resolution finding
/rɛz.əˈluː.ʃən/ · res.o.lu.tion
noun
- The process of finding a solution or answer to a problem or question. The team's resolution finding process led to a breakthrough in the project.
- A formal decision or determination, especially one made by a committee or organization. The resolution finding by the board of directors was met with mixed reactions from the shareholders.
- A statement or declaration of intent, often made at the beginning of a document or speech. The resolution finding at the start of the speech set the tone for the rest of the presentation.
verb
- To find or determine a solution or answer to a problem or question. The team resolved the issue after several hours of research.
- To make a formal decision or determination, especially one made by a committee or organization. The board of directors resolved to increase the company's funding.
Did you know? The word 'resolution' has its roots in Latin, and was originally used to describe the act of loosening or dissolving something. Today, it's used in a wide range of contexts, from science and technology to politics and everyday life.