Associations to the word «Certainty»
Noun
- Craving
- Recourse
- Superiority
- Validity
- Conclusion
- Gratification
- Quest
- Fragmentary
- Realization
- Accuracy
- Equivalence
- Salvation
- Ease
- Outcome
- Eternal
- Contingency
- Apprehension
- Calm
- Hypothesis
- Necessity
- Caprice
- Speculation
- Verification
- Guilt
- Perseverance
- Earnestness
- Paradox
- Enquiry
- Un
- Arrogance
- Scripture
- Ignorance
- Guarantee
- Judgment
- Immortality
- Existence
- Hesitation
- Forecast
- Posterity
- Assign
- Hope
- Evidence
- Principle
- Confirmation
- Hume
Adjective
- Speculative
- Consequent
- Definite
- Defendant
- Empirical
- Confident
- Prudent
- Speedy
- Proof
- Horrible
- Frightful
- Expedient
- Sufficient
- Assured
- Comforted
- Determined
- Impending
- Insolent
- Requisite
- Inevitable
- Reflex
- Terrible
- Ultimate
- Reconstructed
- Beforehand
- Hypothetical
- Grim
- Dated
- Irrational
- Divine
- Sudden
- Mournful
- Fain
- Attested
- Acquainted
- Practical
- Imminent
- Absurd
- Mere
Wiktionary
CERTAINTY, noun. The state of being certain.
CERTAINTY, noun. An instance of being certain.
CERTAINTY, noun. A fact or truth unquestionably established.
Dictionary definition
CERTAINTY, noun. The state of being certain; "his certainty reassured the others".
CERTAINTY, noun. Something that is certain; "his victory is a certainty".
Wise words
Words - so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing
in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in
the hands of one who knows how to combine them.