Un‑sure

Definition

unsure /ʌn'ʃƱǝ(r); Brit also -ʃↄ:(r) / adj ၁။ ~ (of oneself) ကိုယ့္ကိုယ္ကိုယ္ မယံုၾကည္၊ စိတ္မခ်[ေသာ]။ He's rather unsure of himself. ၂။ ~ (about/ of sth) မေသခ်ာေသာ။ မေရရာေသာ။ I'm unsure of the facts. ❍ We were unsure (about) who was to blame.

Examples

1. ‘I stand quietly under that glare
2. unsure of how to reply to such a statement.’
3. ‘AT THE end
4. he walked to the side of the pitch and hesitated
5. unsure of what to do in the moment.’
6. ‘Some firms are unsure of which systems to install and are fearful of getting it wrong.’
7. ‘They're usually reticent
8. unsure of themselves
9. hesitant to get involved in a discussion.’
10. ‘At one time or another
11. every starter has seemed hesitant and unsure of either the snap count or his assignment.’
12. ‘With no one to listen to them
13. they get trapped in their problems and grow up diffident and unsure of their abilities.’
14. ‘The manager hesitated
15. unsure of whether or not he should tell her of the commando unit that had taken his staff room.’
16. ‘If you're unsure about a certain switch then you will find a most innovative quick reference fold out card in the glovebox.’
17. ‘Her mother hesitated
18. unsure of what to do
19. but when Allyson held on
20. she slowly wrapped her arms around her as well.’
21. ‘Feeling anxious and unsure of herself
22. Maxie headed for the door
23. nearly tripping over a chair in the process.’
24. ‘It's overly simplistic to label a player insecure or unsure of his masculinity.’
25. ‘Marines engaging in their first combative exercise were often timid and unsure of themselves.’
26. ‘If you are unsure of your preferences
27. there are certain characteristics of each style that may help you to decide.’
28. ‘He had lost his confidence on the course and a horse who is unsure of himself is certainly not ready for an Olympic Games.’
29. ‘People with bulimia are often unsure of themselves
30. lack confidence in their abilities or suffer from depression.’
31. ‘Now the city seems hesitant and confused and unsure of itself.’
32. ‘It is a common error for such instructions to be omitted and for respondents either to be unsure about how to reply or to make inappropriate selections.’
33. ‘Most people may be unsure about where to draw the line between privacy and security
34. but at least the issue is being brought to their attention.’
35. ‘Your confidence is gone
36. because you are unsure of who you are now and how to be with others.’
37. ‘The inferences made by the psychologists in your report suggest she is insecure or unsure of herself which is why she overreacts so much.’