🇬🇧 Resolution meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Resolution is when you make a strong, serious decision to do something and you stick with it, even if it’s tough or you feel lazy. It’s like having a brave little voice in your head that says, “Don’t give up!” and you listen to it over and over again.

Her resolution to be mature vanished when she saw bubble wrap and had to pop every single bubble.

With fierce resolution, I tried to clean my room, but the mess fought back and almost won.

My resolution to drink more water turned into a new talent: sprinting to the bathroom every ten minutes.

I made a resolution to wake up early, but my pillow made a stronger resolution to keep me in bed.

People often make New Year’s resolutions to change their habits, but studies show many are forgotten by February—especially the ‘no more chocolate’ ones.

At dawn she stood at the cold door, her morning resolution like a small stone, a private resolution. Each step up the wet stairs tested her resolution; each breath matched the quiet resolution in her clenched hands. Neighbors watched the stubborn light. By the top she placed the letter, smiled, and felt that old resolution warm her.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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