certainty (Meaning)
certainty (n)
the state of being certain
something that is certain
certainty (n.)
The quality, state, or condition, of being certain.
A fact or truth unquestionable established.
Clearness; freedom from ambiguity; lucidity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of certainty
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certainty Sentence Examples
- She faced the future with a sense of certainty, knowing she had prepared well.
- The scientist spoke with certainty about the outcome of the experiment.
- Despite the uncertainty in the economy, he invested with unwavering certainty.
- His certainty in his decision was evident from the way he confidently articulated his plans.
- The judge delivered the verdict with absolute certainty based on the evidence presented.
- There was a certain certainty in the air that the team would emerge victorious.
- With certainty, she knew she had found her true calling in life.
- The forecast predicted rain with a high degree of certainty.
- He pursued his dreams with the certainty that success was within reach.
- Despite the challenges, they moved forward with certainty, guided by their shared vision.
FAQs About the word certainty
the state of being certain, something that is certainThe quality, state, or condition, of being certain., A fact or truth unquestionable established., Clearness
assurance, conviction, satisfaction, confidence, sureness, assuredness, positiveness, surety,certitude, resolution
hesitation,uncertainty, doubt, uncertainty, hesitation, doubt, irresolution, indecisiveness, incredulity, hesitancy
She faced the future with a sense of certainty, knowing she had prepared well.
The scientist spoke with certainty about the outcome of the experiment.
Despite the uncertainty in the economy, he invested with unwavering certainty.
His certainty in his decision was evident from the way he confidently articulated his plans.
