definitude (Meaning)

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definitude (n.)

Definiteness.

The scientist sought absolute definitude in their research, leaving no room for ambiguity.
The historical records lacked the definitude required to pinpoint the exact origin of the conflict.
The judge's verdict offered a sense of definitude, bringing closure to the long-standing legal battle.
Despite years of investigation, the case remained shrouded in a cloud of indefinitude. (Highlights the opposite concept)
The treaty aimed to establish a clear framework and definitude in relations between the two nations.
The author strived for definitude in their writing, ensuring each point was presented with clarity and precision.
The experiment's results lacked the definitude needed to draw a conclusive interpretation.
The company's financial reports lacked transparency, leaving investors questioning the definitude of the figures.
The teacher emphasized the importance of using articles like "the" and "a" for achieving definitude in sentences.
While the initial findings were promising, further testing was required to establish the definitude of the data.

Definiteness.

correctness, determinacy, strictness, subtlety, definiteness, rightness, fidelity, definitiveness,truth, exactitude

inaccuracy, imprecision, roughness,approximation, coarseness, roundness, roughness, approximation, roundness, inaccuracy

The scientist sought absolute definitude in their research, leaving no room for ambiguity.

The historical records lacked the definitude required to pinpoint the exact origin of the conflict.

The judge's verdict offered a sense of definitude, bringing closure to the long-standing legal battle.

Despite years of investigation, the case remained shrouded in a cloud of indefinitude. (Highlights the opposite concept)