Definition of: certainty

(sûr′tən·tē) noun plural ·ties
1. The quality or fact of being certain.
2. A known truth.
3. Precision; accuracy. Synonyms: assurance, certitude, confidence, conviction, demonstration, evidence, infallibility, positiveness, proof, surety. See DEMONSTRATION. Compare ASSURANCE. Antonyms: conjecture, doubt, dubiousness, hesitation, indecision, misgiving, precariousness, uncertainty.

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complete certainty
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scientific certainty
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high certainty
relative certainty

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