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certitudinal

certitudinal adjective: of or pertaining to certitude.

Adjective

certitudinal (not comparable)

  1. Of or pertaining to certitude.

Origin of certitudinal

From Latin certitūdin- + -al, from oblique stem of Latin certitūdō, from certus + -tūdō. By surface analysis, certitude + -al.

Questions about certitudinal

What does certitudinal mean?
Certitudinal means of or pertaining to certitude.
What part of speech is certitudinal?
Certitudinal is an adjective.

Words near certitudinal in the dictionary

  1. certifyings
  2. certiorari
  3. certioraris
  4. certitude
  5. certitudes
  6. certitudinal
  7. certitudinous
  8. Certo
  9. certobranchial
  10. certolizumab
  11. certonardoside

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