Synonyms for guaranty
noun assuranceAntonyms for guaranty
bonds
guarantee
- affirm
- angel
- answer for
- assure
- attest
- aver
- back
- bankroll
- be surety for
- bind oneself
- certify
- confirm
- cosign
- endorse
- ensure
- evidence
- evince
- get behind
- give bond
- grubstake
- guaranty
- insure
- juice
- maintain
- make bail
- make certain
- make sure
- mortgage
- pick up the check
- pick up the tab
- protect
- prove
- reassure
- secure
- sign for
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- support
- swear
- testify
- vouch for
- wager
- warrant
- witness
guaranteeing
- affirm
- angel
- answer for
- assure
- attest
- aver
- back
- bankroll
- be surety for
- bind oneself
- certify
- confirm
- cosign
- endorse
- ensure
- evidence
- evince
- get behind
- give bond
- grubstake
- guaranty
- insure
- juice
- maintain
- make bail
- make certain
- make sure
- mortgage
- pick up the check
- pick up the tab
- protect
- prove
- reassure
- secure
- sign for
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- support
- swear
- testify
- vouch for
- wager
- warrant
- witness
guarantees
- affirm
- angel
- answer for
- assure
- attest
- aver
- back
- bankroll
- be surety for
- bind oneself
- certify
- confirm
- cosign
- endorse
- ensure
- evidence
- evince
- get behind
- give bond
- grubstake
- guaranty
- insure
- juice
- maintain
- make bail
- make certain
- make sure
- mortgage
- pick up the check
- pick up the tab
- protect
- prove
- reassure
- secure
- sign for
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- support
- swear
- testify
- vouch for
- wager
- warrant
- witness
Word Origin & History
"act or fact of guaranteeing," 1520s, garrantye, from earlier garant (see guarantee) with influence from Old French garantie "protection, defense," originally past participle of garantir "to protect," from the same source. The sense of "pledge given as security" that developed 17c. in guarantee might reasonably have left the sense "act of guaranteeing" to this form of the word, but the forms remain confused.
Example Sentences forguaranty
Doubt is the prelude of failure; confidence a guaranty of success.
He'll find some way to spend the ten pounds, if he gets them, I'll guaranty.
But what guaranty was there that States would observe these prohibitions?
What they traded in needed no other guaranty than the name of Rondell.
What guaranty is there that this arrangement will improve matters?
Is not their appearance in the paper a guaranty of accuracy?
There is no guaranty of law to watch over the organization of that government.
The Southerners had every guaranty they could desire that they should not be interfered with at home.
She surrendered them by treaty, and there is nothing for the guaranty to operate on.
Her dignified modesty was a sufficient recommendation and guaranty.