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certeza
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certitud
Total certainty or greater certainty than circumstances warrant.
overconfidence
cocksureness
португальский
certeza
1
The prince and princess were realities, his future greatness a magnificent
certitude
.
2
Swiftness and
certitude
require strength, and the man had not this strength.
3
These two classes may claim to possess direct
certitude
of eternal life.
4
Her very death had given him a paradoxical
certitude
of her immortality.
5
I will demonstrate that the West's greatness arises from this delusional
certitude
.
6
How hast thou succeeded in acquiring a
certitude
or stability of understanding?
7
But what is the basis of
certitude
on which these interpretations rest?
8
Yet sophisticated statistics are used to create an intimidatory atmosphere of scientific
certitude
.
9
Beware lest the doubts of men debar you from the light of
certitude
.
10
All-butthe
certitude
immaterial and
precious
-
the
certitude
of love and faith.
11
Now knowledge, on account of its
certitude
,
is the strongest thing in us.
12
Or is that something the dogmatists in their
certitude
also want to exclude?
13
The
certitude
that we possess Him when we desire Him is as absolute.
14
It's a pretty grim piece of
certitude
but the best available.
15
He said: Consultation bestows greater awareness and transmutes conjecture into
certitude
.
16
All eyes, however, were staring at him in
certitude
of expectancy.
certitude
absolute certitude
moral certitude
calm certitude
enormous certitude
such certitude
португальский
certeza
каталонский
certitud