0 in a way that shows that you do not know what to do or believe, or are not able to decide about something:
1 not confidently or surely:
But this is being threatened by the prolonged uncertainly which risks drying up funding and stalling investments.
The pound will find itself wobbling uncertainly between these two large currency zones.
Uncertainly means instability, which leads to an inability to plan for the future.
We need an end to the uncertainly, a decision one way or the other.
Our living standards over the years have risen as output has risen, but they have risen too slowly and too uncertainly.
And during all that period he is in a state of uncertainly as to what his ultimate position will be.
We cannot resort to subterfuges and exceptions which would muddy our intentions and breed confusion and uncertainly for our successors.
Uncertainly lies at the heart of the lack of confidence in the dairying areas.
