Cěr'ti-tūde, n.
(53), n. [Fr. certitude, L. Lat. certitudo, from Lat. certus. See CERTAIN.] Freedom from doubt; assurance; certainty.
No certitude, no good sense, no barrier against extravagance, heresy, or infidelity. I. Taylor.
(53), n. [Fr. certitude, L. Lat. certitudo, from Lat. certus. See CERTAIN.] Freedom from doubt; assurance; certainty.
No certitude, no good sense, no barrier against extravagance, heresy, or infidelity. I. Taylor.