incertum (Meaning)
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incertum (a.)
Doubtful; not of definite form.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incertum
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incertum Sentence Examples
- The discovery of the ancient artifact left historians incertum about its origins.
- The future of the company hung incertum as investors hesitated to commit.
- The outcome of the trial was incertum, with the jury unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
- The validity of the scientific theory remained incertum due to conflicting evidence.
- The patient's prognosis was incertum, leaving family and friends anxious and uncertain.
- The company's plans for expansion were incertum, subject to market conditions.
- The identity of the mysterious figure in the painting was incertum, sparking speculation among art historians.
- The authenticity of the document was incertum, leading to doubts about its historical significance.
- The government's decision-making process was incertum, leaving citizens uncertain about the future.
- The fate of the endangered species was incertum, as habitat loss and climate change threatened its survival.
FAQs About the word incertum
Doubtful; not of definite form.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The discovery of the ancient artifact left historians incertum about its origins.
The future of the company hung incertum as investors hesitated to commit.
The outcome of the trial was incertum, with the jury unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
The validity of the scientific theory remained incertum due to conflicting evidence.
