re-solution

as injudgment
as inloyalty
as inmatter
as inmeasure
as inmettle
as innerve
as inperseverance
as inpluck
as inpurpose
as inbackbone
as inresolution
as inresolution
as inresolve
as inruling
as insatisfaction
as insettlement
as inspirit
as inspunk
as instrength
as insubject
as insuggestion
as intenacity
as intopic
as invalor
as involition
as inwill
as inwillpower
as inmanhood
as inbreakdown
as inpersistence
as inact
as inconciliation
as indecidedness
as indecisiveness
as inend of the line
as inintrepidity
as inintrepidness
as inmetanoia
as inclarification
as inpeppiness
as inpertness
as inpluckiness
as inpurposefulness
as inregeneration
as inresoluteness
as inspunkiness
as instopping point
as instoutheartedness
as interminus
as intoughness
as inundauntedness
as invaliance
as invaliantness
as invivaciousness
as inconclusion
as inconfidence
as inconstancy
as inconversion
as incourage
as indecision
as indecision
as indeclaration
as indenouement
as indetermination
as indetermination
as indissection
as indissolution
as indissolution
as inearnestness
as ineffort
as inend
as inending
as inendurance
as inexplanation
as infinality
as inanalysis
as infortitude
as ingallantry
as inanswer
as ingrit
as inguts
as inheart

Synonyms for re-solution

noun decision about blame

Antonyms for re-solution

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "a breaking into parts," from Old French resolution (14c.) or directly from Latin resolutionem (nominative resolutio) "process of reducing things into simpler forms," from past participle stem of resolvere "loosen" (see resolve). Sense of "a solving" (as of mathematical problems) first recorded 1540s, as is that of "power of holding firmly" (cf. resolute). Sense of "decision or expression of a meeting" is from c.1600. Meaning "effect of an optical instrument" is from 1860.

Example Sentences for re-solution

By re-solution in alcohol it may be obtained under the form of colourless, prismatic, acicular crystals.

The crystals thus obtained are purified by re-solution, digestion with animal charcoal, and re-crystallisation.

By cautious evaporation colchicine will be deposited, and maybe purified by re-solution and crystallisation in alcohol.