Words Of Uncertainty

adverb used to indicate that something seems to be true based on the evidence or information available

• Apparently, the data suggests a significant decrease in sales over the past quarter.
• Apparently, she's not coming to the party tonight.
• Apparently, he's been ghosting her for weeks now.
• Apparently, the storm clouds are gathering on the horizon.

noun a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction

verb to feel uncertain about; to question or hesitate

• There is no doubt that the data supports our hypothesis.
• I highly doubt that he will show up on time.
• I doubt she'll even notice if you don't go.
• The shadow of doubt lingered in the air as they awaited the verdict.

adjective feeling uncertain about something; not confident

• It is doubtful that the experiment results will be replicated in future studies.
• I highly doubt that she will show up to the party tonight.
• I ain't buying it, that story sounds too doubtful to me.
• His promises were as doubtful as a mirage in the desert.

verb to hesitate or waver in action or purpose

adjective showing uncertainty or hesitation in movement or action

• Despite faltering economic indicators, the government remains optimistic about the country's financial future.
• Her confidence was faltering as she tried to speak in front of the large crowd.
• I could see his faltering attempt to impress her with his jokes.
• The team's chances of winning were faltering as their star player got injured.

adverb used to express uncertainty or possibility

preposition used to indicate uncertainty or possibility

• Perhaps we should consider all possible options before making a decision.
• Maybe we can grab a bite to eat before the movie, perhaps?
• Let's hit up that new spot for lunch, perhaps?
• His words were like a puzzle, each piece fitting together to form a perhaps unsettling picture.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate the manner, degree, or extent of the action or state being described

• The seemingly endless debate on climate change continues among scientists.
• She was seemingly upset about not getting the promotion.
• The party was seemingly lit last night.
• His seemingly carefree attitude hid a deep sense of insecurity.

verb Past tense of the verb 'suppose', which means to assume something to be the case, typically without proof.

adjective Assumed or believed to be true, but not necessarily so.

• According to the schedule, the meeting is supposed to start at 9 AM sharp.
• I was supposed to meet my friend for lunch, but she canceled last minute.
• I'm supposed to be studying right now, but I'm just procrastinating.
• The dark clouds are supposed to bring rain later in the day.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'unpromising' describes something that does not show potential for success or development

• The initial results of the experiment were unpromising, but further analysis may reveal more insights.
• I know it looks unpromising now, but don't give up hope just yet.
• The job market is looking pretty unpromising right now, but I'm sure something will come up soon.
• The storm clouds gathering on the horizon painted an unpromising picture for the outdoor event.

adjective describing a person or thing that is not able to be relied on or trusted

• The data from the experiment was deemed unreliable due to inconsistent results.
• I wouldn't trust that website, it's so unreliable.
• That guy is so flaky, he's totally unreliable.
• Her promises were as unreliable as a broken clock.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'unsure' describes a state of uncertainty or lack of confidence

• She was unsure about the accuracy of the data presented in the report.
• I'm feeling a bit unsure about going to the party tonight.
• I'm totally unsure if I should text my crush or not.
• His mind was a maze of uncertainties, leaving him feeling unsure about his next move.

noun a chance or possibility of something happening

adverb perhaps; possibly

• Peradventure, we may find a solution to this issue through further research.
• I'll give it a shot, peradventure it works out.
• Let's try it out, peradventure it's a game-changer.
• Peradventure, the key to success lies in taking risks.