certitude

IPA: sˈɝtʌtud

noun

  • (uncountable) Sureness, certainty.
  • (countable) Something that is a certainty.
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Examples of "certitude" in Sentences

  • We accept them with metaphysical certitude.
  • I'll reword so as to not imply such certitude.
  • He believes atheism mirrors the certitude of religion.
  • My only concern and certitude is that this will continue.
  • That's why it's not possible to have any certitude about this.
  • In other terms, at which date is this name change a certitude
  • That kind of moral certitude is really annoying and frightening.
  • There can be no certitude anywhere, if none is worthy of credibility.
  • Quotation Ideological certitude is one of the great weaknesses of mankind.
  • A chaste knight at the end of a weary road, bereft of strength or certitude.

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