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• n  total certainty or greater certainty than circumstances warrant

• Fonda has never let a lack of certitude translate into a lack of enthusiasm, and she understands that the exuberance with which she broadcasts her new self--writing a book .
• And last week he began reminding us, selling himself with more vim and certitude than at any other time since he was re-elected 15 months ago.
• There will be theories and reasons stated with the certitude that critics can always put on paper.

• cocksureness
• overconfidence

News & Articles

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• Report: Tim Tebow Will ‘Study a Great Deal at Tight End’ in Patriots Camp
  If Monday’s reports prove accurate, the Tim Tebow circus is about to begin in Foxboro. But unlike Tebow’s highly publicized competition with Mark Sanchez in Jets camp last summer, it is an undeniable certitude that Tebow will not be the starter under center for the Patriots this season. In fact, he may not be playing […]
  June 10, 2013 - New England Sports Network

Quotes

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• Scott McClellan in Forbes
  McClellan calls Vice President Dick Cheney "the magic man" who "always seemed to get his way" and sometimes "simply could not contain his deep-seated certitude, even arrogance, to the detriment of the president."
• Sarah Palin in ABC Online
  With their usual certitude they told us that all was lost, that there was no hope for this candidate who said he would rather lose an election than see his country lose a war,Ms Palin said.
• Frank Keating in Cushing Daily Citizen
  John has the wisdom and he has the certitude. He has the humility and goodness that I am looking for in a presidential candidate,Keating said.