guarantee

Definition for guarantee

noun as in pledge, promise

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agreement, assurance, certificate, collateral, contract, deposit, insurance, security, warranty

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attestation, bail, bargain, bond, certainty, certification, charter, covenant, earnest, gage, guaranty, lock, oath, pawn, pipe, recognizance, surety, testament, token, undertaking, vow, warrant, word

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sure thing, word of honor

verb as in pledge, promise

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assure, ensure, insure, maintain, protect, prove, secure, support

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affirm, angel, attest, aver, back, bankroll, certify, confirm, cosign, endorse, evidence, evince, grubstake, guaranty, juice, mortgage, reassure, stake, swear, testify, wager, warrant, witness

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answer for, be surety for, bind oneself, get behind, give bond, make bail, make certain, make sure, pick up the check, pick up the tab, sign for, stand behind, stand up for, vouch for

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Its bright yellow election flyers are full of promises that the party guarantees EU membership "in the next four years" along with a bounty of European investment and maximum respect in the world.

From BBC

Treasury has sought payment guarantees from foreign governments.

From Salon

But it also provided a platform to penetrate deep into every corner of the UK with guaranteed air time.

From BBC

“It was a sort of guaranteed party,” he says of any potential moviegoer.

From Los Angeles Times

Zelensky criticised international institutions, suggesting they are "too weak" to offer Ukraine safety guarantees, adding - in apparent reference to Nato - that being part of a long-standing military alliance "doesn't automatically mean you are safe".

From BBC

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