peradventure

• Adverbio arcaico que significa «quizás», «por casualidad» o «puede ser». Se usaba en inglés medio y moderno temprano, a menudo en contextos literarios o formales, para expresar incertidumbre o posibilidad.

An archaic adverb meaning "perhaps," "by chance," or "it may be." It was used in Middle and Early Modern English, often in literary or formal contexts, to express uncertainty or possibility.

1. By chanceC2formalbritish

   Used to express possibility or uncertainty; perhaps or maybe.

   por si acaso, quizá

   • Peradventure, we might meet again someday.
   • He wondered if, peradventure, the letter had been lost.
   • Peradventure, the old house still holds secrets.

   Sinónimoshaplymaybemayhapperchanceperhapspossibly

   Antónimoscertainlydefinitelysurely

• Sustantivo que denota duda, incertidumbre o un estado de falta de seguridad sobre si algo es verdadero o cierto.

A noun referring to doubt, uncertainty, or the state of being unsure about whether something is the case.

incontable

1. Doubt or uncertaintyC2formalbritish

   A state of being uncertain or doubtful about something.

   Duda o incertidumbre

   • The outcome of the trial remains in peradventure.
   • There is no peradventure about his loyalty to the company.
   • The decision was made without any peradventure.

   Sinónimosconjecturedoubtdubiousnessincertitudeuncertainty

   Antónimoscertaintyconfidenceconvictionsureness