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单词 certitude
释义
certitude
noun[U]
formal
uk
/ˈsɜː.tɪ.tʃuːd/us
/ˈsɝː.t̬ə.tuːd/
thestateof beingcertainorconfident:
确定；确信
It isimpossibletopredicttheoutcomeof thenegotiationswith anydegreeof certitude.谈判结果完全无法预测。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Certainty
  • (as) clear as dayidiom
  • (as) sure as eggs is eggsidiom
  • and that's flat!idiom
  • assured
  • assuredly
  • deffo
  • definite
  • definitely
  • definitive
  • definitively
  • nailsomethingon
  • nailed on
  • natch
  • not miss a beatidiom
  • not miss/skip a beatidiom
  • solidity
  • squarely
  • watertight
  • would
  • you can bet your lifeidiom
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Confidence & self-assurance
(Definition ofcertitudefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcertitude

certitude
Truth is a more or less permanent state of complete rational satisfaction created in our minds by the concordance of reality withcertitude.
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What he does do is to provide some pathways between the high ground of technicalcertitudeand the swamp of the individual case.
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And the eternity condition narrows the range ofcertitudeto ' 'necessary intelligibles,' ' which it seems unlikely that one could know merely accidentally.
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The uncertainties and anxieties that accompany this fast pace of change leaves them hankering after the imagined certitudes and securities of a more 'stable' past.
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The book undermined the certitudes of the philosophy of science.
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This is true knowledge and seeing withcertitude.
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The rubidium-strontium method applied to sediments: certitudes and uncertainties.
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And it is that direct relation to the object of one's belief that must be present to guaranteecertitude.
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And it is clear that we only reachcertitudeconcerning the mode of their occurrence from syllogisms composed from the like of these premises.
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But if we requirecertitude, the problems lie elsewhere, as we have seen.
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By invoking the certitudes and simplicities of an idealized past, religion bolsters the individual's capacity to face up to the uncertainties of fast-paced city life.
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The attempt to represent ballet in effect separates the writer from his camp certitudes.
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As yet, merely possible or contingent existents, propositions, and states of a#airs have not been ruled out as candidates forcertitude.
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It is a perennial feature of wisdom in this and other traditions that it eschews dogmatism orcertitude.
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First, we concentrate on the most dangerous of all questions on which to aspire tocertitude: namely, does it work?
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