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unsure

Lacking confidence in one's own knowledge, opinion, or ability; uncertain. / Not firmly fixed; unstable or precarious.
Adjective

💬Casual Conversation

🎬Tuesday afternoon during a quarterly review meeting.
David Smith

Did you circle back with the client on those KPIs?

David Smith
Mark
Mark

Honestly, I'm unsure if they even read my email. Total ghost town.

💡
David uses the corporate buzzword 'circle back', while Mark uses the slang 'ghost town' to describe a lack of response, emphasizing his uncertainty about the client's engagement.

Meanings

Adjective

Lacking confidence in one's own knowledge, opinion, or ability; uncertain.

She was unsure whether she had locked the front door before leaving.

Adjective

Not firmly fixed; unstable or precarious.

The climber found himself on an unsure footing as the rocks began to crumble.

Examples

I am unsure whether I should take the job offer.

Business

She felt unsure of her answer during the exam.

School Life

I am just not sure if this is the right path for me.

The climber stepped carefully on the unsure ledge of the cliff.

Travel

He looked at her with an unsure expression on his face.

Romance

The foundation of the old house was unsure and prone to shifting.

History

Maybe I should ask for help but I am still unsure.

The detective remained unsure about the witness's testimony.

Detective

Is it safe to cross this bridge? It looks a bit unsure.

Travel

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