definite

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def·i·nite (dĕfʹə-nĭt)adj.
1. Having distinct limits:
definite restrictions on the sale of alcohol.
2. Indisputable; certain:
a definite victory.
3. Clearly defined; explicitly precise:
a definite statement of the terms of the will.
See Synonyms at explicit.
4. Grammar. Limiting or particularizing.
5. Botany.
a. Of a specified number not exceeding 20, as certain floral organs, especially stamens.
b. Cymose; determinate. [Middle English diffinite, defined, from Latin dēfīnītus, past participle of dēfīnīre, to define. See define.] defʹi·nite·ly adv.defʹi·nite·ness n. 
Usage Note: Definite and definitive both apply to what is precisely defined or explicitly set forth. But definitive most often refers specifically to a judgment or description that serves as a standard or reference point for others, as in the definitive decision of the court (which sets forth a final resolution of a judicial matter) or the definitive biography of Nelson (that is, the biography that sets the standard against which all other accounts of Nelson's life must be measured).