Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Lacking confidence.
- adjective Uncertain of the facts.
- adjective Precarious; unstable; unreliable.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Not sure; not fixed; not certain.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective
uncertain of thefacts - adjective
unstable orprecarious
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective lacking self-confidence
- adjective lacking or indicating lack of confidence or assurance
Etymologies
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Examples
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I remain unsure why you are in such denial about this, as you have been banned from most active food-related websites on the internet.
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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Sounds like a good plan BUT I am unsure from the articles and the thread, if you need to be a Mexican national, not an FM-3 or FM-2 holder, to import a car permanently. tashby
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