to fix, settle, or decide firmly; to confirm or make certain

really; indeed; used to confirm the truth of a situation

really; truly; indeed; used to emphasize that a statement is certainly or surely true

clear-cut; definite; explicit; unequivocal

accurate; right; proper; matching facts or objective standards

to ensure, guarantee, or make sure that something happens or is maintained

to affirm, verify, or identify something with certainty; to recognize officially

accurate; exact; precise; completely consistent with the standard or the actual facts

To be completely convinced or positive about something; to have no doubt

to establish firmly; to institute; to take root

definite; exact; precise; accurate; clear and unambiguous

accurate; precise; exact

to make a final and certain medical diagnosis; to confirm a case of a specific disease

uncertain; unsure; indeterminate; not definite

the state of being unsure or the quality of being unreliable; uncertainty; indeterminacy

accuracy; precision; exactness

definite; authentic; irrefutable; undeniable

(idiom) absolutely true; solid and beyond any doubt

correctness; validity; the quality of being right or accurate

the degree to which something matches a standard or correct fact; degree of accuracy or precision

degree of precision or accuracy

To confirm or corroborate with certainty

the quality of being definite or certain; determinacy; definiteness

the degree of closeness between a measurement and its actual value; accurateness

to be indeed true; to have actually happened

to know with certainty; to ascertain

accurate and without any mistakes; precise

really; indeed; certainly; surely

Queshan county in [[驻马店|駐馬店|zhu4 ma3 dian4]] city, Henan Province

(loanword) Dacron; a type of polyester fabric made from pure or blended fibers. Known for being durable, easy to wash, and resistant to wrinkling or deformation.

true; real; authentic; definitely certain

Queshan county in [[驻马店|駐馬店|zhu4 ma3 dian4]], Henan

accurate and appropriate; suitable; fitting

the quality of being authentic, reliable, or valid

a sound assertion or statement; a just argument; a definite and correct view

to firmly observe or strictly abide by a promise, agreement, or rule

(mathematics) the greatest lower bound of a set

least upper bound in mathematics

(idiom) well established and irrefutable; absolutely reliable and impossible to change

exact; certain; without the slightest doubt; to describe something that is completely accurate or true

not accurate or precise; containing errors

not clear or definite; vague or uncertain

incorrect; erroneous; inaccurate

Not definite, certain, or accurate; used for data, causes, or facts that are not fully established

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, formulated in 1927

unreliable; inaccurate; not conforming to the facts

precise and fitting; exact and to the point

A small but certain sense of happiness in daily life, such as the simple satisfaction of completing a minor task. This term originated from the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami.

politically correct; political correctness