Opposite of not completely confident or sure of something
“Quickly, he laced the rope between her legs, one over another, until he was certain the rope was tight enough.”
Opposite of not known or definite
“The target area would be saturated, that was certain, but Erik doubted whether it would work or not.”
Opposite of quick or likely to change consistently
“In other cases, a stable ecological balance may be upset by predation or other causes leading to unexpected species decline.”
Opposite of dangerous or full of peril
Opposite of marked by doubts or suspicions
Opposite of tentative or unsure in acting or speaking
Opposite of not supported or proven by evidence
Opposite of having a covert or obscure meaning
Opposite of causing, or likely to cause, an argument or controversy
Opposite of timid in character, or generally lacking in self-confidence
Opposite of dangerously insecure or unstable
“The main section is more stable, though there are ongoing concerns over coastal erosion, further slippage, and subsidence.”
Opposite of not clearly defined or distinct
(of a visual or image) Opposite of blurry and not defined
“He was a painter that specialized in still-life images that were clear and defined.”
Opposite of insecure with oneself
Opposite of requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment
Opposite of unable to make decisions
“They have decisive, take-charge personalities in a society that shuns wishy-washiness.”
Opposite of not likely to be true or to happen
Opposite of being naturally susceptible to weaknesses or error
Opposite of innumerable or incalculable
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