Noun:

নৈতিক নিশ্চিতভাবে,

moral certainty's Usage Examples:

certainty of human consciousness not being required for moral certainty, but moral certainty is not applied when it comes to the experiences of other.

Karl Pearson and Geoffrey Morant, which concluded that there was a moral certainty that the head was indeed that of Oliver Cromwell, based on a study.

the safe opinion so long as the less safe opinion has not acquired moral certainty.

By equating proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" to proof "to a moral certainty".

It is this sense that gave rise to the phrase, "To a moral certainty;" however, this idea is now seldom used outside of charges to juries.

The term connotes that evidence establishes a particular point to a moral certainty which precludes the existence of any reasonable alternatives.

means that a juror can find the defendant guilty of the crime to a moral certainty.

Whitesell describes it as "a wry meditation on the transience of love and moral certainty.

One recurrent theme is the moral certainty of the older generation as contrasted with the anomie of the younger.

the evidence on record does not convince the prudent mind about the moral certainty of the guilt of the accused, hence we must acquit.

It is clear that Lord Steyn intended that a virtual or moral certainty test should necessarily lead to a finding of intention.

and the tendency to dissolve complex policy issues in a blinding moral certainty.

"Murder, infanticide and the moral certainty of Ernest Kramer" (PDF).

all human action, moral certainty.

If one says an act of contrition truthfully, intending it, then one would likely have moral certainty.

that Walt, who is "bitter, hopelessly cranky," "shares a sense of moral certainty" with Callahan, but that Walt "is infused with the wisdom and weariness".

He refers to a moral certainty that was appealing to him as a youth, but as he grew older he realized.

Synonyms:

sure thing; foregone conclusion; certainty;

Antonyms:

uncertainty; unpredictability; certain; uncertain;