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uncertainly

/ʌnˈsɜː.tən.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui exprime le doute ou le manque d'assurance ». Il décrit des actions accomplies avec hésitation, indécision ou imprévisibilité.

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adverb

/ʌnˈsɜː.tən.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui exprime le doute ou le manque d'assurance ». Il décrit des actions accomplies avec hésitation, indécision ou imprévisibilité.

An adverb meaning "in a way that shows doubt or lack of confidence." It describes actions performed with hesitation, indecision, or unpredictability.

  1. In a hesitant or doubtful mannerB2formal

    Acting or speaking with hesitation, lack of confidence, or doubt.

    frDe manière hésitante

    • She looked at him uncertainly, not sure what to say.
    • He walked uncertainly across the dark room.
    • The student answered the question uncertainly, fearing it was wrong.

    Synonymesdiffidentlydoubtfullyhesitantlyirresolutelyquestioninglyskepticallysuspiciouslytentativelytimidlywarily

    Antonymesassuredlycertainlyconfidentlydecisively

  2. Without definite knowledgeB2formal

    In a way that shows a lack of clear information or certainty about something.

    fravec incertitude

    • The future of the project was viewed uncertainly by the team.
    • They spoke uncertainly about the outcome of the negotiations.
    • The weather forecast predicted rain uncertainly, with a chance of sun.

    Synonymesambiguouslydoubtfullyhesitantlyirresolutelyskepticallytentatively

    Antonymescertainlyconfidentlydefinitelysurely

Formes
  • more uncertainly comparative form
  • most uncertainly superlative form
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