HP 2

resolve (verb) resolution

• to state positively; declare
• capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• to make or become smaller, less, or less important

speculate (verb)
speculation, speculative

• to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
• to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought

intricate (adj)
intricacy, intricately

• having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
• dissenting, at odds with, alienating; creating dissension or discord

skepticism (noun)
skeptical, skeptic

• to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought
• a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
• to engage in thought, especially conjectural thought
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)

assert (verb)
assertion

• to expend by use; to use up
• to state positively; declare
• to make or become smaller, less, or less important
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)

distinct (adj)
[distinction, distinctive, distinctively, distinctly]

• capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
• showing deep insight or understanding; originating in the depths of one's being
  
• not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)

divisive (adj)
divisiveness

• not identical, separate; different in nature or quality, dissimilar
• dissenting, at odds with, alienating; creating dissension or discord
• capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
• of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use

consume (verb)
consumer, consumption

• a questioning or doubting attitude; doubt regarding religion
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• to expend by use; to use up
• having many interrelated parts or facets; hard to understand, work, or make

digress (verb) 
digression

• to state positively; declare
• to make or become smaller, less, or less important
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• to wander away from the main topic or argument in speaking or writing

innovate (verb)
[innovative, innovator, innovation]

• to introduce (something new)
• to come to a firm decision about, determine; to settle or solve (e.g. a question or a controversy)
• capable of turning easily from one thing to another; having many uses or applications
• of, involving, or resulting from practice or action; adapted or suited for actual use