Definition for Incertitude:

• Uncertainty. [ French]

Synonyms for Incertitude:

• n.

  •
  • wonder,
  • certain,
  • mistrust,
  • suspicion.
  •ambiguity (noun)
  • in-certitudes,
  • in-conclusivenesses,
  • in conclusivenesses,
  • in definiteness,
  • in-certitude,
  • double-entendres,
  • inconclusivenesses,
  • indeterminatenesses,
  • doubleentendres,
  • un clearness,
  • in-conclusiveness,
  • in certitude,
  • in definitenesses,
  • double meanings,
  • equivocacies,
  • un-clearness,
  • polysemousnesses,
  • doubleentendre,
  • in determinateness,
  • in-determinatenesses,
  • in determinatenesses,
  • polysemies,
  • un-clearnesses,
  • in-definitenesses,
  • in-definiteness,
  • in certitudes,
  • un clearnesses,
  • in conclusiveness,
  • in-determinateness.
  •disbelief (noun)
  • cynicism,
  • misgiving,
  • qualm,
  • unbelief,
  • skepticism,
  • agnosticism,
  • unsureness,
  • wariness,
  • disbelief.
  •doubt (noun)
  • dubiety,
  • demurral,
  • lack of confidence,
  • scruple,
  • waverings,
  • scruples.
  •dubiousness (noun)
  • dubiousness.
  •hesitation (noun)
  • perplexity.
  •suspicion (noun)
  • non belief,
  • sneaking suspicions,
  • sur mises,
  • nonbeliefs,
  • sur-mises,
  • sur-mise,
  • non-beliefs,
  • gut feelings,
  • non beliefs,
  • bad vibe,
  • sur mise.
  •uncertainty (noun)
  • confusion,
  • disputability,
  • deniability,
  • ambivalence,
  • vagueness,
  • changeability,
  • puzzle,
  • moot point,
  • insecurity,
  • instability,
  • controversy,
  • Questionability,
  • tentativeness.

• Other synonyms:

  •disquiet
  • uneasiness.
  •doubtfulness
  • doubtfulness.

Antonyms for Incertitude:

• n.

  • uncertainty
    certitude.
  • Other antonyms:
    certainty, trust, credence, confidence, assurance, belief, conviction, sureness, surety, faith.

Incertitude Sentence Examples:

• She withdrew her hand and danced to her feet, her incertitude vanishing like a candle flame blown out.

• While yet in doubt, confusion, and dismay, rushed full into the centre Edward of York himself, with his knights and riders; and his tossing banners, scarcely even yet distinguished from Oxford's starry ensigns, added to the general incertitude and panic.