onzekerder

Onzekerder is a Dutch word that translates to "more uncertain" or "less certain" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is more uncertain or less certain than another thing. The term is often used in discussions about probability, risk, and uncertainty in various fields such as science, economics, and decision-making.

In a scientific context, onzekerder can refer to a hypothesis or theory that is less supported by evidence compared to another hypothesis or theory. For example, if two theories explain a phenomenon, the one with less supporting evidence would be considered onzekerder.

In an economic context, onzekerder can describe a financial situation or investment that has a higher level of risk or uncertainty. For instance, an investment in a volatile market might be described as onzekerder compared to one in a stable market.

In everyday language, onzekerder can be used to express a higher degree of uncertainty or doubt about a situation or decision. For example, one might say, "De toekomst van het bedrijf is onzekerder dan ik dacht" (The future of the company is more uncertain than I thought).

The term onzekerder is derived from the Dutch word "onzeker," which means "uncertain." It is often used in comparative contexts to indicate a higher degree of uncertainty relative to another situation or comparison.