incertitude (Meaning)

Wordnet

incertitude (n)

the state of being unsure of something

Webster

Uncertainty; doubtfulness; doubt.

The incertitude surrounding the outcome of the election cast a pall over the nation.
The financial markets were skittish due to the incertitude over interest rate hikes.
The scientist's findings were inconclusive, leaving a sense of incertitude about the validity of their hypothesis.
The patient was anxious about their diagnosis due to the incertitude of its severity.
The lawyer carefully considered all the evidence, acknowledging the incertitude in their case.
The weather forecast was filled with incertitude, predicting a possibility of rain or sunshine.
The team struggled to find a clear path forward, hampered by the incertitude of the project's timeframe.
The negotiations were fraught with incertitude, as both sides struggled to find common ground.
The future held an aura of incertitude, leaving people uncertain about what lay ahead.
The government's haphazard response to the crisis only deepened the pervasive incertitude in society.

the state of being unsure of somethingUncertainty; doubtfulness; doubt.

skepticism, uncertainty, suspicion,doubt, reservation, concern, mistrust, distrustfulness, dubiety, disbelief

certitude, trust, trust, belief, surety, certitude, conviction, confidence,belief, assurance

The incertitude surrounding the outcome of the election cast a pall over the nation.

The financial markets were skittish due to the incertitude over interest rate hikes.

The scientist's findings were inconclusive, leaving a sense of incertitude about the validity of their hypothesis.

The patient was anxious about their diagnosis due to the incertitude of its severity.