Certain

The term 'certain' denotes a state of being assured or confident, without doubt, of something's truth, existence, or occurrence.

It can also refer to a specific, but not necessarily identified, person, thing, or event. Furthermore, it signifies something that is bound to happen or is inevitable. The word implies a level of conviction derived from evidence, observation, or intuition, ranging from practical certainty to a sense of inherent surety.

It frequently conveys a sense of reliability and predictability, representing a trustworthy belief or action.

Certain meaning with examples

She was Certain of her success after weeks of diligent preparation, anticipating a positive outcome on her upcoming exams, fully confident.
A Certain air of mystery surrounded the abandoned house; neighbors spoke of strange occurrences. Everyone avoided it, and knew things could be amiss.
The forecast predicted Certain rain, so we decided to reschedule the outdoor event, knowing the weather to be the predictor.
He had a Certain way about him, a confidence that exuded warmth and made everyone gravitate towards him as the natural leader.
Although no one could say for sure, a Certain degree of risk was present in the investment, which needed due diligence.

Certain Synonyms

assured confident definite established fixed indubitable positive specific sure undeniable unfailing unquestionable

Certain Antonyms

ambiguous doubtful dubious indefinite possible questionable tentative uncertain unsure vague

Certain Crossword Answers

3 Letters

SUR

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SOME SURE

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BOUND

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SEALED

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ASSURED

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POSITIVE INTHEBAG DEFINITE UNERRING

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CONVINCED INNODOUBT CONFIDENT FOOLPROOF CONFIRMED

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PARTICULAR

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BEYONDDOUBT

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INDISPUTABLE

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UNQUESTIONABLE