Desperate
Context: A person is not sure what the decision will work. Finally, he took any dec ision.
He took/made a desperate decision.(Especially, There might be something solution to the problem)
Is "desperate decision" suitable here?
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"desperate" is quite a strong word. The phrase "desperate decision" would be suitable if someone was in a very bad or perilous situation, such as a life-threatening situation, or a situation of impending bankruptcy, or something of that seriousness. I'm not sure whether you mean this.
- "desperate" is quite a strong word.
- The phrase "desperate decision" would be suitable if someone was in a very bad or perilous situation, such as a life-threatening situation, or a situation of impending bankruptcy, or something of that seriousness.
- I'm not sure whether you mean this.
- kumenglish A person is not sure what the decision will work.
- Finally, he took any dec ision.
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"desperate" is quite a strong word. The phrase "desperate decision" would be suitable if someone was in a very bad or perilous situation, such as a life-threatening situation, or a situation of impending bankruptcy, or something of that seriousness. I'm not sure whether you mean this.
kumenglishA person is not sure what the decision will work. Finally, he took any d
0Hello Kumenglish,
Decision collocates well with lots of adjectives:
- a wise decision
- a snap decision
- an unwise decision
- an important decision
A desperate decision makes total sense to me.
DJB
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