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View usage for: (sɜːʳtɪtjuːd, US -tuːd) Word forms: plural certitudesuncountable noun [oft NOUN that]Certitude is the same as certainty. [formal] We have this definite certitude that Cicippio will be freed. Synonyms: certainty, confidence, conviction, assurance More Synonyms of certitude certitude in British English (ˈsɜːtɪˌtjuːd) nounconfidence; certainty Word origin C15: from Church Latin certitūdō, from Latin certus certaincertitude in American English (ˈsɜrtəˌtud; ˈsɜrtəˌtjud) noun1. a feeling of absolute sureness or conviction 2. sureness; inevitability SIMILAR WORDS: ˈcertainty Word origin OFr < LL(Ec) certitudo < L certus, certain Examples of 'certitude' in a sentencecertitude Definition confidence or certainty I cannot say with any degree of certitude what will happen next. Additional synonymsDefinition feeling of confidence He led the orchestra with assurance. Synonyms confidence, conviction, courage, certainty, self-confidence, poise, assertiveness, security, faith, coolness, nerve, aplomb, boldness, self-reliance, firmness, self-assurance, certitude, sureness, self-possession, positiveness, assuredness Definition belief in one's own abilities She always thinks the worst of herself and has no confidence whatsoever. Synonyms self-assurance, courage, assurance, aplomb, boldness, self-reliance, self-possession, nerveDefinition a convincing or being convinced He preaches with conviction. Synonyms certainty, confidence, assurance, fervour, firmness, earnestness, certitude- certainty
- certificate
- certify
- certitude
- cessation
- cession
- chafe
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