decisively
adverb uk/dɪˈsaɪ.sɪv.li/ us/dɪˈsaɪ.sɪv.li/
C2 果断地，干脆地;有决断力地
quickly, effectively, and confidently
If we had acted earlier and more decisively it might not have come to this. 如果我们更早更果断采取行动，事情可能不会走到这一步。
He decisively changes lane with no signal. 他果断地在没打信号的情况下转换车道。
C2 决定性地，具有决定意义地
in a way that strongly affects how a situation will progress or end
The electorate voted decisively to change the country's electoral system. 选民果断投票以改变该国的选举制度。
My bet is that she will decisively win the next election. 我敢打赌，她将决定性地赢得下届选举。
See: decisive
- More examples
- "Let's stop there," she said decisively.
- He should have moved decisively to end this before it started.
- Publication of the documents would decisively alter the course of the inquiry.
- If neither side wins decisively, the arguments will continue.
- He was decisively beaten at the December 1922 election.