resolve (v.) Old form(s): resolu'd, resolue
satisfy, free from doubt
3H6 II.i.9[Richard to Edward, of York] I cannot joy, until I be resolved / Where our right valiant father is become
H5 I.ii.4[King Henry to Westmorland] we would be resolved ... of some things of weight / That task our thoughts
JC III.ii.180[Antony to all, of Caesar's blood] As rushing out of doors, to be resolved / If Brutus so unkindly knocked or no
JC IV.ii.14[Brutus to Lucilius, of Cassius] How he received you, let me be resolved
MM IV.ii.202[disguised Duke to Provost] this shall absolutely resolve you
Per II.v.69[Pericles to Thaisa] Resolve your angry father
Per V.i.1[Sailor of Tyre to Sailor of Mytilene, of Helicanus] He can resolve you [or: sense 1]
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