certitude (Meaning)

Wordnet

certitude (n)

total certainty or greater certainty than circumstances warrant

Webster

Freedom from doubt; assurance; certainty.

With unwavering certitude, she knew that she had made the right decision.
His confidence in his abilities was matched only by his certitude in his beliefs.
The scientist spoke with certitude about the accuracy of the experiment's results.
Despite the uncertainty around them, they held onto their certitude in each other's love.
The religious leader preached with certitude about the afterlife and salvation.
In the face of adversity, her certitude in her principles remained steadfast.
The detective approached the case with a sense of certitude that he would uncover the truth.
The CEO's certitude in the company's future success inspired confidence among investors.
She faced the interview panel with certitude, knowing she was the perfect candidate for the job.
The historian presented the evidence with certitude, leaving no doubt about the accuracy of the historical account.

total certainty or greater certainty than circumstances warrantFreedom from doubt; assurance; certainty.

certainty, confidence, assurance, conviction,satisfaction, assuredness, sureness, cocksureness, surety, positiveness

uncertainty, uncertainty, doubt, doubt, hesitation, hesitation, disbelief, disbelief, anxiety, nonconfidence

With unwavering certitude, she knew that she had made the right decision.

His confidence in his abilities was matched only by his certitude in his beliefs.

The scientist spoke with certitude about the accuracy of the experiment's results.

Despite the uncertainty around them, they held onto their certitude in each other's love.