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• n  the state of being unsure of something

• In the face of that incertitude, many prosecutors punt: they seek the death penalty more often than not and allow jurors to determine whether the defendant is truly guilty and .
• In the face of that incertitude, many prosecutors punt: they seek the death penalty more often than not and allow jurors to determine whether the defendant is truly guilty and so .
• Determined to end what he dryly termed "the obliging incertitude of some military elements," De Gaulle also fired Algiers' security official, Army Colonel Yves Godard, summoned .

• doubt
• uncertainty
• dubiety
• doubtfulness
• dubiousness

• certainty