risolutivamente

decisively

adverb ree-zoh-loo-TEE-vah-men-teh Rare

Also means

conclusively

Usage Note

Risolutivamente derives from risolutivo (resolving, decisive) + -mente. It describes acting in a manner that brings a matter to a definitive resolution. It is a formal register word rarely heard in everyday conversation; in speech, Italians more commonly say in modo decisivo or in maniera risolutiva.

Examples

"Il caso fu gestito risolutivamente dal mediatore."

Natural Translation

The case was handled decisively by the mediator.

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