Words Related To Uncertainty

noun the edge or border of a steep place, such as a cliff

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• The country is on the brink of economic collapse.
• I'm on the brink of losing my mind with all this work.
• She was on the brink of passing out after running the marathon.
• Standing on the brink of a new adventure, she felt a mix of excitement and nervousness.

adjective relating to or characterized by fuzz; soft and indistinct; not clear or sharp

• The image appeared fuzzy due to a problem with the camera lens.
• I couldn't see clearly because my glasses were all fuzzy.
• My brain feels all fuzzy after staying up late studying.
• The line between right and wrong can sometimes be fuzzy.

adjective reluctant or unwilling to act

adverb in a hesitant manner

• She was hesitant to make a decision without consulting the rest of the team.
• He seemed a bit hesitant about trying the new restaurant in town.
• I could tell she was feeling hesitant about going to the party.
• The artist was hesitant to reveal his latest masterpiece to the public.

noun a temporary pause or delay in action

• She spoke with hesitation as she carefully chose her words.
• He hesitated before answering the question.
• I ain't got no hesitation when it comes to making decisions.
• His hesitation was like a roadblock in the path to success.

noun uncertainty or doubt

adjective incertain or uncertain

• The incertitude surrounding the new government policies has caused concern among investors.
• I'm feeling a lot of incertitude about my job prospects right now.
• I hate the incertitude of waiting for exam results.
• The incertitude of love can be both thrilling and terrifying.

verb move or balance unsteadily; sway back and forth

adjective unstable or shaky

adverb in an unsteady or shaky manner

• The economy is teetering on the brink of collapse.
• The stack of books was teetering on the edge of the table.
• I was teetering after too many drinks at the party.
• Her emotions were teetering between joy and sadness.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, such as uncertain or lacking confidence

• She approached the unfamiliar situation with an unassured demeanor.
• He seemed unassured about his decision to switch careers.
• I'm feeling pretty unassured about this whole situation.
• The dancer's movements were unassured, lacking the usual grace and confidence.

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unestablished' describes something that has not been established or set up.

• The unestablished company struggled to attract investors due to lack of credibility.
• The new startup is unestablished and still trying to make a name for itself.
• That brand is totally unestablished in the market, no one really knows about it yet.
• His unestablished reputation in the industry made it hard for him to land new clients.

noun the state or quality of being hesitant or uncertain

• The scientist approached the new theory with tentativeness, carefully considering all possible outcomes before drawing any conclusions.
• She showed a bit of tentativeness when trying out the new dance move, but eventually got the hang of it.
• His tentativeness in asking her out on a date was endearing, showing his nervousness and shyness.
• The artist painted with a tentativeness that added a sense of mystery and intrigue to the final piece.