certainty
নিশ্চয়তা
definition
noun
she knew with absolute certainty that they were dead
firm conviction that something is the case.
translation of 'certainty'
অবশ্যম্ভাবিতা
noun
ঠিক,
খাতিরজমা,
ঠিকঠিকানা,
নিশ্চয়তা
example
I do not think it is an unreasonable request of the Minister to add a small amount of clarity and 'certainty' to the debate around the interpretation of clause 11 in Part 2.
Lack of theoretical clarity and legal 'certainty' in this matter hinders the institutionalization of these military-economic subsystems.
At one stage, the quick-witted Kenmare contestant looked a 'certainty' to be kicked off the island as he battled with rivals from the opposing team as well as one of his own team players.
And what the songs lack in structural 'certainty' or melodic eloquence they usually make up for in the remarkable depth and vibrancy of their textures.
It is clear many Australians have concerns about electronic commerce, including issues such as legal 'certainty' , security, authentication and privacy.
He says this with such 'certainty' that one might conclude he was a painter of solutions, that his art was one of formulas and rousing public appeals.
At heart, Brown probably agrees, but now that the referendum has been promised, it will have to be held, making it the overwhelming 'certainty' that entry will be delayed for at least five more years.
Gardener is a virtual 'certainty' for selection in the British team for the clash with Russia, Sweden and France in the New Year.
We cannot speak with authority and 'certainty' that they are safe for the general public?
I think that a Toronto signing/reading/event is almost a 'certainty' , but of what kind and nature I don't yet know.
It's a stone cold 'certainty' that neither woman will win but it's equally certain they won't be the last to try.
she knew with absolute 'certainty' that they were dead
He said most complaints stemmed from the high-cost economy, lack of legal 'certainty' , damaged infrastructure and security disturbances.
But that said, we need to recognise that private foreign investment is extremely minimal in East Timor, and the reason for that is a total lack of 'certainty' of titles.
David was a Scottish hero, the world champion cyclist who looked to be a 'certainty' for an Olympic gold medal.
One speculates; the other not only states a rise as a 'certainty' , it presents the fact unmoored from any other economic factors.
She's also bringing a positive attitude and 'certainty' that she'll have another exciting, successful show.
Others on the committee signalled that they were unhappy with that lack of clarity and 'certainty' in the legislation, and I do so again now.
But their livelihood has been thrown into uncertainty by the threat of US strikes on Afghanistan and the near 'certainty' that their business will slump as a result.
New Labour's lack of coherence and 'certainty' means that it too can be buffeted about on waves of anxiety over terrorism or foot-and-mouth disease, so that the insecurity spreads from the top down.
Colm Begley came in to make a real impression again as an attacking half back and he looks a 'certainty' to start against Offaly or Louth while Donie Brennan as always made his presence felt.
a man exuding 'certainty'
an immediate transfer would be a 'certainty'
Experts have urged the government to ensure legal 'certainty' and restore security in order to attract new investment to help cushion the country from the looming global economic slump.
she knew with absolute 'certainty' that they were dead
The player's name, however, is an open secret with American John Daly, the 1995 British Open champion, a virtual 'certainty' for the event.
he was expected to be a 'certainty' for a gold medal
Darnay is ultimately saved when one witness' testimony hinges on the witness' 'certainty' that he saw Darnay at a certain locale at a particular time.
The flip side of greater certainty that those with jobs will remain employed is greater 'certainty' that the unemployed will remain unemployed.
I have 'certainty' that Jean-Pierre trusts me and is not going to shout because I did something bad.
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