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Meanings of incertitude in English
The state of being unsure of something.
Usage of incertitude in English
1
Ill or well she would avoid the horrible incertitude on the death-bed.
2
While in this incertitude, he remembered his juggling, or rather his dream.
3
Afterwards, no doubt, in certain cases, incertitude reappears, sometimes even decided objections.
4
For us-formy mother specially, what I am afraid of is incertitude.
5
Then, doubts crowded upon me in such numbers that my incertitude became complete.
6
His parents were already there living in sorrow, incertitude, and apprehension.
7
And my first words were prompted by just that troubled incertitude.
8
Love has no country, nor laws, nor galling chains of incertitude.
9
He paced the ground before his lodge in dishonorable incertitude.
10
Warburton mused upon the curious incertitude of the human anatomy.
11
There was no incertitude as to facts-asto the one material fact, I mean.
12
The incertitude which attends closely every artistic endeavour is absent from its regulated enterprise.
13
The sea of incertitude stretched before him once more.
14
With some incertitude the Vicomte d'Halluys watched the Jesuits.
15
His usual iron self-control and calm had given place to an overwhelming nervousness and incertitude.
16
My incertitude did not last long, for he added:
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Translations for incertitude
Catalan
Spanish
Incertitude through the time
Incertitude across language varieties
United Kingdom
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