英语词汇“certitude”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

certitude

/ˈsəːtɪtjuːd

noun [mass noun]

1Absolute certainty or conviction that something is the case: the question may never be answered with certitude...

When one sees the words ‘Government Superannuation Fund’ one has a sense of some certitude, some certainty, but there is none.
They were given with absolute certitude, a staccato recitation of poll numbers, grand strategy, and historical analogies.
The stories are awful and fascinating, yet it recreates the utter human chaos with character economy, tact and absolute certitude.

Synonyms

certainty, confidence, sureness, positiveness, conviction, reliability, assuredness, assurance

1.1 [count noun] Something that someone firmly believes is true: the collapse of the old political certitudes in eastern Europe...

I cherished the symbols of dominion so soon to be objects of ridicule or subjects of parody - the plonk of the cricket ball, the stamp of the sentry's boot, the hymns and the silly rituals that spoke of old certitudes.
Whether we celebrate or bemoan the loss of the old Catholic certitudes, we need at least to be alert to what values may fill the space left by them.
The editors explore some of the significant Cold War events and issues that scarred a generation of Australians and degraded the national political culture with simplistic certitudes.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin certitudo, from certus 'certain'.

单词	certitude
释义	certitude /ˈsəːtɪtjuːd / noun [mass noun] 1Absolute certainty or conviction that something is the case: the question may never be answered with certitude... When one sees the words ‘Government Superannuation Fund’ one has a sense of some certitude, some certainty, but there is none. They were given with absolute certitude, a staccato recitation of poll numbers, grand strategy, and historical analogies. The stories are awful and fascinating, yet it recreates the utter human chaos with character economy, tact and absolute certitude. Synonyms certainty, confidence, sureness, positiveness, conviction, reliability, assuredness, assurance 1.1 [count noun] Something that someone firmly believes is true: the collapse of the old political certitudes in eastern Europe... I cherished the symbols of dominion so soon to be objects of ridicule or subjects of parody - the plonk of the cricket ball, the stamp of the sentry's boot, the hymns and the silly rituals that spoke of old certitudes. Whether we celebrate or bemoan the loss of the old Catholic certitudes, we need at least to be alert to what values may fill the space left by them. The editors explore some of the significant Cold War events and issues that scarred a generation of Australians and degraded the national political culture with simplistic certitudes. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin certitudo, from certus 'certain'.
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