Used when a situation or outcome can be clearly concluded or resolved with certainty.

Decision Clarity

Sometimes indicates that clarity isn’t available yet, but expected in the future.

Immediate Uncertainty

In legal contexts, suggests specific limits that are established by law or contract.

Highlights the existence of explicit terms that decide when something ends or changes.

Useful when talking about elements in a problem that can be understood or worked out.

Common in academic contexts where research or analysis leads to clear findings.

Indicates that something wasn't clear at first, but became understood after further study.