certainty in Latin
certainty in Latin is certitūdō, certum, certitudo — certainty means the state of being completely sure about something.
certainty in Latin
certitūdō
The state of being certain.
certum
The state of being certain.
certitudo
The state of being certain.
What does "certainty" mean?
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noun The state of being completely sure about something.
"He spoke with total certainty about the results."
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noun Something that is sure to happen or definitely true.
"Death and taxes are often called life's only certainties."
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certainty in a sentence
- He spoke with total certainty about the results.
- Death and taxes are often called life's only certainties.
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What is "certainty" in Latin?
"certainty" in Latin is certitūdō, certum, certitudo. certainty means: The state of being completely sure about something.
How do you use "certainty" in a sentence?
Example: "He spoke with total certainty about the results." In Latin, "certainty" is certitūdō, certum, certitudo.
Are there other ways to say "certainty" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "certainty": certitūdō, certum, certitudo.
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