- an uncertain state of mind; doubt
- an uncertain state of affairs; insecurity
Origin of incertitude
French from Medieval Latin incertitudo: see in- + certitudeincertitude
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incertitude
noun
- Uncertainty.
- Absence of confidence; doubt.
- Insecurity or instability.
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