Definition of: decision-making

(di·sizh′ən·mā′king) noun
1. The process by which decisions are made, especially important decisions affecting others and made by virtue of one's office or position.
2. The power or ability to make decisions of consequence.
—adjective Of, relating to, or requiring decision-making.
—de·ci′sion-mak′er noun

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"making" has the frequency of use of 0.0469%

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Definition of: decision-making

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