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NSW Opportunity Class
adjective/rez-uh-loot/
admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering.
In contextShe was resolute in her decision to pursue her dreams.
RESOLUTE contains RESOLVE — once your mind is resolved, you stand firm and won't budge.
Use for firm determination: resolute in her decision, a resolute stand — pairs with 'remain' and 'stay'.
NSW Selective & Scholarship
adjective/uh-KWIZ-uh-tiv/
Very eager to get and keep more and more things, like money or possessions.
In contextThe acquisitive shopkeeper kept buying up stock he could never hope to sell.
Acquisitive holds 'acquire' — someone who always wants to acquire more and more stuff.
Use for people hungry to own things; it sounds harsher and greedier than simply 'keen'.
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