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certitude

[sur-ti-tood, -tyood] / ˈsɜr tɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /


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Maybe Alito’s correct, though there are reasons to doubt the certitude he expressed in an astonishing interview with the opinion side of the Wall Street Journal.

From Washington Post

But given the reporting thus far and the fact that Carlson himself promised to be back on Monday, it is a virtual certitude that he was fired.

From Salon

Too often, all they have in common is an unshakable moral certitude of the righteousness of their respective causes.

From Washington Post

Such certitude about the authenticity of much of the laptop data is not reflected in the letter.

From Washington Post

The funeral gave the church a final moment to reflect on one of its most towering and polarizing conservatives — somebody who shaped the faith with his moral certitude.

From Washington Post