uncertainty

Used to describe a large amount of uncertainty.

Used to describe a large and important amount of uncertainty.

Uncertainty related to politics.

Used to describe a large amount of uncertainty.

Uncertainty related to the economy.

Used to describe a large amount of uncertainty, especially in American English.

Uncertainty related to finances.

Used to describe a large amount of uncertainty.

Uncertainty that exists now.

Uncertainty that is increasing.

Uncertainty that is a natural part of something.

Uncertainty that does not stop.

Refers to basic or core uncertainty.

Uncertainty related to laws or legal outcomes.

Uncertainty within the field of science.

Uncertainty that continues for a long time.

Indicates that uncertainty continues to exist.

Used when a situation is full of uncertainty.

Indicates the presence of uncertainty.

Refers to the level or extent of uncertainty.

Refers to the quantity or level of uncertainty.

A component or aspect of uncertainty in a situation.

A length of time characterized by a lack of certainty.

Something that causes uncertainty.

An emotional state of not being sure.

A specific topic or field where things are not known or decided.

A prevailing situation or mood of uncertainty.

A general feeling of uncertainty affecting a place or situation.

A brief period of time when someone is not sure what to do.

Used to specify the subject of the uncertainty.

Similar to 'about', used to specify the cause of the uncertainty.

Used to specify the area or field where uncertainty exists.

A formal way to specify the subject of the uncertainty.

A more formal way to specify the subject of the uncertainty, often followed by a question word.

To result in a state of uncertainty.

To bring uncertainty into existence.

To be the reason for uncertainty.

To make uncertainty less.

To have to deal with an uncertain situation.

To increase the existing uncertainty.

To make the level of uncertainty higher.

To introduce more uncertainty to a situation.

To take away uncertainty.

To find a solution to the situation causing uncertainty.

To completely remove uncertainty.

To produce or create uncertainty.

To bring uncertainty to a stop.

To say or show that you are uncertain.

To reveal your uncertainty through actions or appearance.

To bring a new element of uncertainty into a situation.

To stop the uncertainty, especially common in British English.

To cause uncertainty to happen or exist, especially in British English.

To stop the uncertainty, a common phrase in British English.