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Datadog and Sqreen have signed a definitive acquisition agreement.

Some of the confusion may come from the fact that there still isn’t a definitive answer to exactly where the virus came from.

This April, the Library of America will release the second volume of its definitive edition of her work.

The results, which were presented at a conference in December, are not definitive.

It’s surprising and disappointing that these scientists have ignored definitive evidence that their studies are wrong.

Check out our definitive collection of destinations on the rise for next year.

Stay tuned for our definitive list of the top 10 cities to visit in 2015.

But instead of board member, the definitive organizational role in contemporary corporatism is (yep) the human resources manager.

BuzzFeed provided the “definitive ranking” of its favorite characters in the montage.

I never got a definitive answer, but I think he was used to having a rhythm section that would not be that dynamic under him.

Thus on the wreck of the world will he pronounce a definitive judgment, from which there will be no appeal.

But they insisted, as a previous condition, that I should make a positive and definitive choice of a profession.

He has not received a definitive answer from Ballachy; meet a money-lender, of whom I have some hopes.

Count de Vergennes was resolute in refusing to sign the definitive treaty with England before ours was signed.

But I will if possible suspend my judgment, and study her a few hours longer before I give you my definitive opinion.

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On this page you'll find 72 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to definitive, such as: actual, categorical, clear-cut, conclusive, decisive, and definite.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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