All 11 Uses

determine
in
Unwind, by Shusterman
(Edited)

And he's determined to have the best time of his life.
p. 27.9 *

determined = firmly planning
All around Lev, the bewildered cops pace with a false determination in their stride, as if they know exactly where to go, only to turn around and pace with the same determination in another direction.
p. 89.9

determination = firmness of purpose
...only to turn around and pace with the same determination in another direction.
p. 89.9
Even so, they have a high-tension determination about them that Risa admires.
p. 142.1
She approaches him shortly after breakfast one day, determined to open his eyes to a clear and present danger.
p. 144.2

determined = firm in purpose
They even all have the same last name, and she silently curses whoever it was who determined that they should all be named Ward—as if being one weren't enough of a stigma.
p. 176.9 *

determined = decided
The rest of him shudders as he tries to keep up with his determined temporal lobe.
p. 187.8

determined = firm in purpose
Then the military fractured, both sides got hold of weapons of war, and two opinions became two armies determined to destroy each other.
p. 223.7

determined = decided
Why are you so determined to go?
p. 237.7

determined = firm in purpose
He's so determined to move on, he doesn't even think to offer her a good-bye.
p. 238.1
The look on his face is pleading, yet determined.
p. 255.9

Definitions:

(1) (determined as in: is determined to succeed)
firm in purpose
(2) (determine as in: determined she is guilty)
to learn, discover, or decide
(3) (determine as in: this game determines the champion)
to control (how something will turn out)
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
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