1. The quality or state of being determinate; the condition of being precisely fixed, defined, or determined.
Usage: Plural form of determinacy; Formal or technical usage
2. In philosophy and logic, instances or cases where something is determined or has a definite nature or outcome.
Usage: Philosophical or technical context

Examples

• The determinacies of the contract left no room for dispute.
• Philosophers debate the determinacies of free will versus causality.
• The scientist sought to establish the determinacies of the experimental results.
• Legal documents require clear determinacies to avoid ambiguity.
• The determinacies of the system made it predictable and reliable.