certainly; surely; definitely; used to express a strong intention or a firm conclusion

certainly; surely; without a doubt

rule; regulation; a provision or stipulation within a set of laws or standards

to decide; to resolve; to make up one's mind

to fix, settle, or decide firmly; to confirm or make certain

steady; stable; calm and unhurried; without major fluctuations

to draw up; to formulate; to establish or institute (such as plans, laws, or policies)

fixed; regular; stable and unchanging

to determine a location using instruments or measurements; to orient; to track a position

to identify, authenticate, or determine the quality and type of an object; an appraisal or expert evaluation

to determine or ascertain through the process of measuring, surveying, or testing

To be firmly convinced or of the firm opinion that something is true; to set one's mind on something.

not necessarily; used to express that something is not certain to happen or be true

Happening at set dates or regular intervals; periodic; fixed-term.

firm; staunch; resolute; describing a person's stance, willpower, or belief that does not waver

perhaps; maybe; it's possible that

to appoint; to assign; to designate a person, time, or place for a specific task or purpose

To agree on something through discussion; to arrange a meeting or set a stipulation; to make a promise or commitment.

predetermined or decided in advance by fate, objective laws, or external factors; doomed or bound to

established or required by law; statutory; legally appointed

To fix or determine a price.

to provide a precise statement of the meaning or nature of something

specially designated, stipulated, or fixed

To establish, set, or configure a plan, goal, or piece of equipment.

To negate, deny, or reject; to refuse to admit the existence or truth of something.

to establish; to fix; to settle or build a firm foundation

stability; stabilization

to lock into place; to secure a latch; to lock a computer file or account to prevent access or changes

to book or place an order for something in advance

be bound to; be sure to; indicates a certain conclusion or a firm determination to do something

agreement; accord; pact; treaty

unstable; shaky; not steady; instability

to evaluate, assess, or pass judgment on something after careful review or discussion

To determine or set a direction; to orientate or measure orientation.

To give a definition to a concept or term; as a noun, a definition

to stabilize; to calm or settle down

calm; cool; composed; unperturbed and steady, especially in an emergency

A fixed amount or ration; a set quantity.

to have something custom-made or made to order

to declare someone guilty of a crime; to convict

to choose, designate, or fix a specific location or unit for an activity

to judge or determine; a conclusion or decision reached based on facts

originally decided; originally scheduled; originally determined

uncertain; unsure; indeterminate; not definite

not fixed or certain; indeterminate; wandering or shifting; without a fixed result or settlement

Set to take place at a specific time or location; scheduled for

A scientific law or established rule; a statement describing phenomena that has been proven through observation or experiment.

to select; to choose; to decide on or settle on something after consideration

a fixed amount or a prescribed limit, such as a production norm or a sales target