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What does the Latin root word cert mean?

The Latin root word "cert" means "sure" or "certain".

This root appears in many English words, often with a meaning related to certainty, accuracy, or assurance. Here are some examples:

* Certify: To state officially that something is true or correct.

* Certain: Sure, definite, or inevitable.

* Certificate: A document that provides proof of something.

* Ascertain: To find out something for certain.

* Concerted: Done together or in agreement.

* Uncertainty: The state of being unsure or doubtful.

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