Plural form of 'certitude'; multiple instances of absolute certainty, firm convictions, or things that are beyond doubt.
Simple plural of 'certitude' formed by adding '-s', maintaining the meaning while indicating multiple certainties or convictions.
The phrase 'false certitudes' describes the confident certainties people hold that turn out to be wrong—historians have found that societies often feel most certain right before major upheavals and transformations.
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