non-certainty
/nɒnˈsəːt(ɪ)nti/noun
Uncertainty.
- Apparently Obsolete or rare in the 18th and 19th centuries.Sometimes with contextual distinction between non-certainty and uncertainty..
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Rolls of Parliament. From non- + certainty, after Anglo-Norman noun certeineté, noun certeynté.
- anecdotal
- anecdotalist
- anecdotally
- anecdote
- anecdotic
- anecdotist
- a necessary evil
- anechoic
- a needle in a haystack
- anele
- an embarrassment of riches (or choice)
- anemia
- anemic
- anemo-
- anemograph
- anemometer
- anemometric
- anemometry
- anemone
- anemone fish
- anemophilous
- anemophily
- anencephalic
- anencephaly
- an end in itself