Word: Uncertainly
Part of Speech: Adverb
Definition: "Uncertainly" describes an action done in a way that shows a lack of certainty or confidence. When someone does something uncertainly, they may seem unsure, hesitant, or not fully committed.
In more complex sentences, you can use "uncertainly" to convey deeper emotions or situations. For example: - "As the deadline approached, she began to speak uncertainly, revealing her anxiety about the project."
"Uncertainly" primarily conveys doubt or hesitation. However, it can also imply a lack of clarity in a situation, not just in actions.
While "uncertainly" does not have specific idioms or phrasal verbs, you might hear phrases like: - "On shaky ground" - This means not being in a stable or certain situation, similar to feeling uncertain. - "Walk on eggshells" - This means to be very cautious or careful, often because of uncertainty in a situation.
"Uncertainly" is used to describe actions or decisions taken with doubt or hesitation. You can use it to show that someone is not sure about what they are doing.