definite

At the atomic level, the lines that separate our bodies from our environment are not as definite as you might think.

Charlie Ledley was even worse: He had the pallor of a mortician and the manner of a man bent on putting off, for as long as possible, definite action.

"It needs to be a definite pivot, not a little shift," they said.

The difference today is that outlets have clear but unstated biases, with a veneer of fairness covering a definite slant.

"And I can't say for definite, but I would more than likely have left."