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An assurance of a particular outcome, or that certain conditions will be fulfilled
“We have been given a guarantee by the developers that construction will be completed by the end of the year.”
The condition of being certain to happen
“Based on the superior skill of our team, it's a near guarantee that we will win this match.”
Something serving as security for a guarantee
“A personal guarantee will be required for the loan.”
(law, less common form of "guarantor") A person or organization that provides a guarantee
“Unfortunately, I am not in a position to act as your guarantee.”
An official document attesting a fact
Something that serves as an official confirmation of approval
Certainty or sureness about something
Comfort or solace received or felt by someone in distress
To promise or make certain of a given outcome
“I can guarantee that you will have rock-solid abs after using my product for seven days.”
To promise with certainty, legally or financially
“Depending on the assessment of risk, lenders may require a third party to guarantee the loan.”
To assure or state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
“This guy doesn't loudly guarantee results, because he doesn't have to. Everyone knows he will deliver, and they expect him to.”
To finalize or make certain of
To specify or require as a condition
To give (someone) confidence in the trustworthiness of (something)
(be fated) To determine, or doom to, the fate of in advance
To maintain or defend, as a cause or a claim, by words or measures
To receive, usually as return for effort
To ensure or verify
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