Definitions and Examples of liquidated, settled, resolved
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
liquidated
Settled or paid off, usually in reference to a debt or obligation.
Example
After selling his car, he was able to liquidate his debt and pay off his credit card.
Resolved or decided; no longer in dispute.
Example
After months of negotiations, the parties were finally able to reach a settled agreement.
Determined or decided with firmness and conviction.
Example
Despite facing numerous obstacles, she remained resolved to achieve her goals.
Key Differences: liquidated vs settled vs resolved
- 1Liquidated is used in reference to debts or obligations that have been paid off or settled.
- 2Settled refers to something that is no longer in dispute or has been resolved.
- 3Resolved implies a strong determination or conviction to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Effective Usage of liquidated, settled, resolved
- 1Legal Documents: Use liquidated to describe debts or obligations that have been paid off or settled.
- 2Dispute Resolution: Use settled to describe disputes that have been resolved or are no longer in dispute.
- 3Personal Development: Use resolved to describe a strong determination or conviction to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unliquidated are liquidated, settled, and resolved. These words convey the opposite meaning of unliquidated, which means something that has not been settled or determined. Use these antonyms in legal documents, dispute resolution, and personal development contexts to convey the appropriate meaning.
