Definition of «definitive»

The term definitive refers to something that is final, conclusive or authoritative. It describes a state of being complete and not requiring any further additions or modifications. In other words, it represents an ultimate solution or conclusion to a problem or situation. The term can also be used in relation to artwork such as stamps or coins which are considered definitive because they represent the standard design for that particular issue.

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The CEO's definitive decision to invest in new technology transformed the company's productivity.
The definitive moment of the game was when the striker scored the winning goal in the final seconds.
The scientific community awaits the publication of the definitive study on climate change.
The court's ruling served as the definitive precedent for future legal cases.
The artist's latest album is widely regarded as her definitive work, showcasing her unique style and talent.

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All of these questions are capable of definitive answer by case law or statute. (gregoryforman.com)
For travelers who just want to know how to bring their favorite pets along on vacation, we provide definitive guides for traveling with your pets. (travelandleisure.com)
In my book of definitive version I agree with you. (gonintendo.com)
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Definition of «definitive»

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