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1. (adj.) resigned
submissive or acquiescent.
2. resigned
characterized by or indicative of resignation.
Etymology: (1645–55)
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1. (adjective) resigned
accepting that sth bad will happen
a resigned look in his eye; He was resigned to taking the medication for the rest of his life.
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1. (adj) resigned
submissive; yielding; not disposed to resist or murmur
2. resigned
of Resign
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Sense: (often withto) having or showing patient, calm acceptance (of a fact, situation etc)
He is resigned to his fate.
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 Afrikaans: is kalm oor |
 Arabic: مُذْعِن، مُسَلِّم بأمْرِه |
 Bulgarian: примирен |
 Brazilian: conformado |
 Czech: smířený |
 German: ergeben |
 Danish: resigneret |
 Greek: υποταγμένος, παραδομένος |
 Spanish: resignado |
 Estonian: alistunud |
 Farsi: بردبار |
 Finnish: alistunut |
 French: résigné (à) |
 Hebrew: הִשלִים |
 Hindi: शांतिपूर्वक (भाग्य के दिए |
 Croatian: rezigniran, pomiren sa su |
 Hungarian: beletörődő |
 Indonesian: pasrah |
 Icelandic: sáttur |
 Italian: rassegnato |
 Japanese: あきらめた |
 Korean: 순종하는 |
 Lithuanian: susitaikęs (su), nuolanku |
 Latvian: samierinājies |
 Malay: penerimaan kenyataan |
 Dutch: berustend |
 Norwegian: som har funnet seg i sin |
 Polish: pogodzony (z) |
 Persian: بردبار |
 Pashto: مهربان |
 Portuguese: conformado |
 Romanian: resemnat (cu) |
 Russian: покорный |
 Slovak: zmierený |
 Slovenian: sprijaznjen |
 Serbian: pomiren |
 Swedish: resignerad, som finner si |
 Thai: ซึ่งยอมจำนน |
 Turkish: tevekkül, boyun eğme |
 Taiwanese: 屈從的 |
 Ukrainian: покірний |
 Urdu: قانع |
 Vietnamese: cam chịu |
 Chinese: 屈从的 |
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