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Pronunciation:

[ mˌe͡ɪk dɪsˈɪʒən], [ mˌe‍ɪk dɪsˈɪʒən], [ m_ˌeɪ_k d_ɪ_s_ˈɪ_ʒ_ə_n]

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  • v.

    choose (verb)

    • fancy,
    • adopt,
    • designate,
    • favor,
    • crave,
    • predestine,
    • love,
    • embrace,
    • appoint,
    • cull,
    • settle upon,
    • will,
    • finger,
    • name,
    • cast,
    • elect,
    • set aside,
    • tap,
    • fix on,
    • tag,
    • excerpt,
    • weigh,
    • single out,
    • want,
    • wish,
    • decide on,
    • prefer,
    • desire,
    • feel disposed to,
    • sort,
    • make up one’s mind,
    • see fit,
    • take,
    • separate,
    • sift out,
    • winnow,
    • draw lots,
    • glean,
    • make choice,
    • wish for,
    • discriminate between,
    • accept,
    • extract,
    • co-opt,
    • slot,
    • tab,
    • espouse,
    • determine,
    • opt for,
    • call for,
    • judge,
    • take up,
    • commit oneself.

    decide (verb)

    • agree,
    • conclude,
    • establish,
    • rule,
    • fix upon,
    • arrive at conclusion,
    • cast the die,
    • come to agreement,
    • draw a conclusion,
    • vote,
    • conjecture,
    • poll,
    • surmise,
    • figure,
    • go down line,
    • clinch,
    • set,
    • pick,
    • form opinion,
    • select,
    • end,
    • have final word,
    • reach decision,
    • make a decision,
    • resolve,
    • award,
    • guess,
    • gather,
    • adjudge,
    • purpose,
    • opt,
    • take a stand,
    • come to decision,
    • mediate,
    • adjudicate,
    • come to conclusion,
    • decree,
    • cinch,
    • call shots.

    settle (verb)

    • decide,
    • call the shots,
    • satisfy,
    • set to rights,
    • verify,
    • concert,
    • adjust,
    • seal,
    • nail down,
    • square,
    • come to a decision,
    • order,
    • form judgment,
    • work out,
    • arrange,
    • complete,
    • clear,
    • put an end to,
    • fix,
    • come to an agreement,
    • regulate,
    • discharge,
    • clean up,
    • put into order,
    • come to a conclusion,
    • dispose,
    • make certain,
    • negotiate,
    • clear up,
    • pay,
    • reconcile,
    • achieve,
    • confirm.
  • Other synonyms:

    choose

    • opting for,
    • singled out,
    • make up mind,
    • Extracting,
    • setting aside,
    • tabbing,
    • winnowing,
    • sifting out,
    • Slotting,
    • Slotted,
    • tabbed,
    • drawing lots,
    • opts for,
    • making up one’s mind,
    • Coopt,
    • singling out,
    • settled upon.

    Other relevant words:

    • choose.

How to use «Make decision» in context?

Making decisions is no easy task. We tend to weigh the pros and cons of every option before making a decision. However, this process can often be subjective and lead to confusion. It is important to gather as much information as possible before making a decision. This will allow us to make a well-informed choice that is in our best interests.

Below are five tips to help make better decisions:

1. List the pros and cons of each potential decision. This will help you weigh the benefits and risks more accurately.

2. Ask yourself what you want out of the situation.

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synonyms for make a decision

  • agree
  • choose
  • conclude
  • determine
  • elect
  • end
  • establish
  • resolve
  • rule
  • select
  • set
  • vote
  • adjudge
  • adjudicate
  • award
  • cinch
  • clinch
  • conjecture
  • decree
  • figure
  • gather
  • guess
  • judge
  • mediate
  • opt
  • pick
  • poll
  • purpose
  • surmise
  • tap
  • will
  • arrive at conclusion
  • call shots
  • cast the die
  • come to agreement
  • come to conclusion
  • come to decision
  • commit oneself
  • draw a conclusion
  • fix upon
  • form opinion
  • go down line
  • have final word
  • make up mind
  • reach decision
  • take a stand
  • achieve
  • clear
  • complete
  • conclude
  • decide
  • determine
  • end
  • establish
  • fix
  • negotiate
  • pay
  • put an end to
  • work out
  • adjudicate
  • adjust
  • appoint
  • arrange
  • choose
  • cinch
  • clinch
  • concert
  • confirm
  • discharge
  • dispose
  • figure
  • judge
  • mediate
  • order
  • reconcile
  • regulate
  • rule
  • satisfy
  • seal
  • square
  • verify
  • call the shots
  • clean up
  • clear up
  • come to a conclusion
  • come to a decision
  • come to an agreement
  • form judgment
  • make certain
  • nail down
  • put into order
  • set to rights

On this page you’ll find 127 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to make a decision, such as: agree, choose, conclude, determine, elect, and end.

  • begin
  • commence
  • destroy
  • ignore
  • neglect
  • start
  • unsettle
  • confuse
  • disagree
  • disarrange
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • disturb
  • invalidate
  • mismanage
  • mix up
  • upset

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WORDS RELATED TO MAKE A DECISION

  • adjudge
  • adjudicate
  • agree
  • arrive at conclusion
  • award
  • call shots
  • cast the die
  • choose
  • cinch
  • clinch
  • come to agreement
  • come to conclusion
  • come to decision
  • commit oneself
  • conclude
  • conjecture
  • decree
  • determine
  • draw a conclusion
  • elect
  • end
  • establish
  • figure
  • fix upon
  • form opinion
  • gather
  • go down line
  • guess
  • have final word
  • judge
  • make a decision
  • make up mind
  • mediate
  • opt
  • pick
  • poll
  • purpose
  • reach decision
  • resolve
  • rule
  • select
  • set
  • surmise
  • take a stand
  • tap
  • vote
  • will
  • adjudges
  • adjudicates
  • agrees
  • arrives at conclusion
  • awards
  • calls shots
  • casts the die
  • chooses
  • cinches
  • clinches
  • comes to agreement
  • comes to conclusion
  • comes to decision
  • commits oneself
  • concludes
  • conjectures
  • decrees
  • determines
  • draws a conclusion
  • elects
  • ends
  • establishes
  • figures
  • fix upon
  • form opinion
  • gathers
  • goes down line
  • guesses
  • has final word
  • judges
  • makes a decision
  • makes up mind
  • mediates
  • opts
  • picks
  • polls
  • purposes
  • reaches decision
  • resolves
  • rules
  • selects
  • sets
  • surmises
  • takes a stand
  • taps
  • votes
  • wills
  • achieve
  • adjudicate
  • adjust
  • appoint
  • arrange
  • call the shots
  • choose
  • cinch
  • clean up
  • clear
  • clear up
  • clinch
  • come to a conclusion
  • come to a decision
  • come to an agreement
  • complete
  • concert
  • conclude
  • confirm
  • decide
  • determine
  • discharge
  • dispose
  • end
  • establish
  • figure
  • fix
  • form judgment
  • judge
  • make a decision
  • make certain
  • mediate
  • nail down
  • negotiate
  • order
  • pay
  • put an end to
  • put into order
  • reconcile
  • regulate
  • rule
  • satisfy
  • seal
  • set to rights
  • square
  • verify
  • work out

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Collins

  
      vb  

1    assemble, build, compose, constitute, construct, create, fabricate, fashion, forge, form, frame, manufacture, mould, originate, produce, put together, shape, synthesize  

2    accomplish, beget, bring about, cause, create, effect, engender, generate, give rise to, lead to, occasion, produce  

3    cause, coerce, compel, constrain, dragoon, drive, force, impel, induce, oblige, press, pressurize, prevail upon, railroad     (informal)   require  

4    appoint, assign, create, designate, elect, install, invest, nominate, ordain  

5    draw up, enact, establish, fix, form, frame, pass  

6    add up to, amount to, compose, constitute, embody, form, represent  

7    act, carry out, do, effect, engage in, execute, perform, practise, prosecute  

8    calculate, estimate, gauge, judge, reckon, suppose, think  

9    acquire, clear, earn, gain, get, net, obtain, realize, secure, take in, win  

10    arrive at, arrive in time for, attain, catch, get to, meet, reach  

11    make it        (informal)   arrive     (informal)   be successful, come through, crack it     (informal)   cut it     (informal)   get on, get somewhere, prosper, pull through, succeed, survive  
      n  

12    brand, build, character, composition, constitution, construction, cut, designation, form, kind, make-up, mark, model, shape, sort, structure, style, type, variety  

13    cast of mind, character, disposition, frame of mind, humour, kidney, make-up, nature, stamp, temper, temperament  

make as if      , though  
act as if or though, affect, feign, feint, give the impression that, make a show of, pretend  

make away  

1    abscond, beat a hasty retreat, clear out     (informal)   cut and run     (informal)   decamp, depart, do a runner     (slang)   flee, fly, fly the coop     (U.S. & Canad. informal)   hook it     (slang)   make off, run away or off, run for it     (informal)   scoot, skedaddle     (informal)   slope off, take a powder     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take it on the lam     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take to one’s heels  

2      (with)
  
   with   abduct, cabbage     (Brit. slang)   carry off, cart off     (slang)   filch, kidnap, knock off     (slang)   make off with, nab     (informal)   nick     (slang, chiefly Brit.)   pilfer, pinch     (informal)   purloin, steal, swipe     (slang)  

3      (with)
  
   with   blow away     (slang, chiefly U.S.)   bump off     (slang)   destroy, dispose of, do away with, do in     (slang)   eliminate, get rid of, kill, murder, rub out     (U.S. slang)  

make-believe  

1   
      n   charade, dream, fantasy, imagination, play-acting, pretence, unreality  

2   
      adj   dream, fantasized, fantasy, imaginary, imagined, made-up, mock, pretend, pretended, sham, unreal  
  
Antonyms     
,       n   actuality, fact, reality, truthfulness  
      adj   authentic, genuine, real, unfeigned  

make believe     
act as if or though, dream, enact, fantasize, imagine, play, play-act, pretend  

make do     
cope, get along or by, improvise, manage, muddle through, scrape along or by  

make for  

1    aim for, be bound for, head for or towards, proceed towards, steer (a course) for  

2    assail, assault, attack, fall on, fly at, go for, have a go at     (informal)   lunge at, set upon  

3    be conducive to, conduce to, contribute to, facilitate, favour, promote  

make off  

1    abscond, beat a hasty retreat, bolt, clear out     (informal)   cut and run     (informal)   decamp, do a runner     (slang)   flee, fly, fly the coop     (U.S. & Canad. informal)   hook it     (slang)   make away, run away or off, run for it     (informal)   skedaddle     (informal)   slope off, take a powder     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take it on the lam     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take to one’s heels  

2      (with)
  
   with   abduct, cabbage     (Brit. slang)   carry off, cart off     (slang)   filch, kidnap, knock off     (slang)   make away with, nab     (informal)   nick     (slang, chiefly Brit.)   pilfer, pinch     (informal)   purloin, run away or off with, steal, swipe     (slang)  

make out  

1    descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, perceive, recognize, see  

2    comprehend, decipher, fathom, follow, grasp, perceive, realize, see, suss (out)     (slang)   understand, work out  

3    complete, draw up, fill in or out, inscribe, write (out)  

4    demonstrate, describe, prove, represent, show  

5    assert, claim, let on, make as if or though, pretend  

6    fare, get on, manage, prosper, succeed, thrive  

make-up  

1    cosmetics, face     (informal)   greasepaint     (Theatre)   maquillage, paint     (informal)   powder, war paint     (informal, humorous)  

2    arrangement, assembly, composition, configuration, constitution, construction, form, format, formation, organization, structure  

3    build, cast of mind, character, constitution, disposition, figure, frame of mind, make, nature, stamp, temper, temperament  

make up  

1    compose, comprise, constitute, form  

2    coin, compose, concoct, construct, cook up     (informal)   create, devise, dream up, fabricate, formulate, frame, hatch, invent, manufacture, originate, trump up, write  

3    complete, fill, meet, supply  

4      (with)
  
   for   atone, balance, compensate, make amends, offset, recompense, redeem, redress, requite  

5    bury the hatchet, call it quits, come to terms, compose, forgive and forget, make peace, mend, reconcile, settle, shake hands  

6    make up one’s mind      choose, come to a decision, decide, determine, make a decision, reach a decision, resolve, settle  

7    make up to        (informal)   chat up     (informal)   court, curry favour with, flirt with, make overtures to, woo  

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  1. make a decisionverb

    To decide.

    You need to make a decision whether or not to go.

    Synonyms:
    take a decision

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  1. Michael Johnson:

    It was always going to be a difficult situation because through no fault of her own she just happens to have this condition, the IAAF has to make a decision on the line that’s drawn between the female races and the men’s races. I think the decision was based on the fairness of sports, so that there is a level playing field for all of the athletes in any given race.

  2. Jim Fitzgerald:

    It had to be one of the most difficult decisions anyone would have had to make in life, even if you’re not that close to [ your loved one ], Ted Kaczynski blood runs through your veins, too. And you have to make a decision on whether to just leave Ted Kaczynski alone and let Ted Kaczynski do what Ted Kaczynski does, which is killing people, or come forward and try to save lives. I have no doubt, and I know for a fact, that this was very difficult for David. He kept trying to talk himself out of it.

  3. Juergen Maier:

    Enough is enough. We are all running out of patience. Make a decision and unite around a customs union compromise that delivers economic security and stability.

  4. Joan Donovan:

    Usually these companies do fly in a flock and whoever makes the first movements, other companies do tend to try to, in succession, follow behind because the initial company takes the biggest media hit and then the rest of them do n’t suffer the reputational hit of being the first technology company to make a decision.

  5. Ricky Nietubicz:

    Within the next four-to-six weeks, we’ll make a decision whether or not to proceed.


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