uncertain
/ʌnˈsɜrtən/
adjective
- Not sure or confident about something; having doubt.
- She was uncertain whether to accept the job offer.
- He looked uncertain when asked for directions.
- I feel uncertain about the results of the experiment.
- Not known or definite; likely to change.
- The weather tomorrow is uncertain, so bring an umbrella just in case.
- The company's future remains uncertain after the merger fell through.
- In uncertain times, people often save more money.
- Not steady or reliable; hesitant in movement or action.
- She made an uncertain gesture, not sure if she should wave.
- His voice was uncertain as he gave the speech.
- The toddler took a few uncertain steps before sitting down.