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- pronunciation:
- suhr
tih
tud
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
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noun |
| definition 1: |
the state, condition, or feeling of freedom from uncertainty or doubt.
She spoke with such certitude that it was difficult not to believe in what she said.- antonyms:
- doubt, incertitude
- similar words:
- certainty
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| definition 2: |
an established certainty.
That this illness will end in death is a certitude.- similar words:
- certainty, fact
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| related words: |
actuality, conviction, trust |
adjective + (n.)certitude
absolute, certain, empirical, ethical, false, ideological, instant, moral, ontological, precise, reassuring, religious, righteous, total
verb + (n.)certitude
accept, apply, arise, associate, challenge, claim, convey, define, depend, establish, justify, lack
noun + (n.)certitude
assurance,
challenge,
conclusion,
consensus,
contempt,
conviction,
degree,
desire,
distrust,
domination,
expectation,
expression,
faith,
feeling,
knowledge,
lack,
lawyer,
loathing,
matter,
nature,
privilege,
religion,
sense,
skepticism,
speech,
style,
theory,
writing
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The word certitude
contains the following part:
-tude
Latin
noun-forming suffix
that means state or condition of
  More about this word part:
The suffix "-tude
" attaches to Latin roots.
Example words:
altitude, amplitude, aptitude, beatitude, certitude, decrepitude, desuetude, disquietude, dissimilitude, exactitude, finitude, fortitude, gratitude, habitude, hebetude, ineptitude, infinitude, ingratitude, inquietude, lassitude, latitude, longitude, magnitude, Negritude, platitude, plenitude, promptitude, pulchritude, quietude, rectitude, similitude, solicitude, solitude, turpitude, verisimilitude, vicissitude
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