assured
- adjective
- /əˈʃʊrd/
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asegurado
- She was assured that her application would be reviewed promptly.
So we're we're mutually assured destruction still exists.
- So we're we're mutually assured destruction still exists.
- So it was called MAD, which it was mutually assured destruction.
- Musk and Trump obviously have a mutually assured destruction plan.
- It is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured.
- forces us towards that idea of containment or if there is a threat of mutually assured destruction, right?
- And be assured the industry is very eagerly trying to sell it to you.
- So Caesar's greatness as a general is assured.
- If you harass a bald man at work, rest assured you will have to pay to pay.
- And please rest assured I will be texting Ryan back lol.
- This is also a vote where principal non voting libertarians can be assured that their vote will not result in an act of aggression against to others.
- I advise income, real estate, but something so that you can have a life separate and, and assured.
- I mean, it wasn't ever assured with us as children that we would necessarily get groceries, you know, so.
Examples
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And despair is when you're pretty assured that you're just not going to get it.
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If you follow the instructions carefully, your success is assured.
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Ordinary people whose personal well-being and security are assured, join together in huge numbers to save people they do not know and will never meet.
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And be assured the industry is very eagerly trying to sell it to you.
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Everyone who is happy to work is assured our vigorous protection.
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The team assured their fans that they would give their best effort in the final match.
Synonyms
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1.0
Certain to happen or be true
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1.0
Sure to happen or be true
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2.5
Feeling sure about yourself or what will happen
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2.7
Sure that something is true or will happen
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4.1
Confident about your abilities and decisions
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4.4
Certain to work and bring success
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6.8
Being completely sure about something even when you are wrong
Completely certain that something is true
Completely certain that something is true
Certain to happen
Very sure about something without any doubt
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Etymology
Assured comes from an old root meaning 'safe' or 'secure', like the simple word sure. So when something is assured, it has been made 'certain' and is expected to happen.