uncertain in Latin
uncertain in Latin is incertus, ambiguus — uncertain means not sure or confident about something.
uncertain in Latin
incertus
Not known for certain; questionable.
ambiguus
Not known for certain; questionable.
What does "uncertain" mean?
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adj Not sure or confident about something.
"I felt uncertain about the route, so I stopped to check the map."
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adj Not yet decided, known, or fixed.
"The date of the meeting is still uncertain because the manager is away."
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uncertain in a sentence
- I felt uncertain about the route, so I stopped to check the map.
- He gave an uncertain smile, not sure what to say.
- The date of the meeting is still uncertain because the manager is away.
- The outcome of the vote remains uncertain.
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What is "uncertain" in Latin?
"uncertain" in Latin is incertus, ambiguus. uncertain means: Not sure or confident about something.
How do you use "uncertain" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt uncertain about the route, so I stopped to check the map." In Latin, "uncertain" is incertus, ambiguus.
Are there other ways to say "uncertain" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "uncertain": incertus, ambiguus.
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