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Not sure or confident about something; lacking certainty.
The weather forecast is uncertain for tomorrow.
The weather forecast is not clear or predictable for tomorrow.
He gave an uncertain answer to the question.
He responded in a way that showed he was not sure.
Often used to describe a lack of confidence or clarity in decisions, predictions, or outcomes.
Use 'uncertain' to describe a lack of confidence or clarity in decisions, predictions, or outcomes.
'Uncertain' is an adjective and is often followed by 'about' when referring to a specific issue or situation.
From Middle English 'uncertain', from Old French 'incertain', from Latin 'incertus', meaning 'not sure' or 'not certain'.
Can be used to describe feelings, situations, or outcomes that lack clarity or confidence. Often used in formal and informal contexts.