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Meaning of guaranteed
The primary meaning of "guaranteed" refers to something being assured or certain, often with a formal or contractual agreement.
Etymology of guaranteed
The word "guaranteed" originates from the Old French word "garant," meaning "surety" or "warranty."
This Old French word is derived from the Germanic word "warant," which is also the source of the Modern English word "warrant."
The word "guaranteed" has been used in English since the 15th century, initially with a meaning related to surety or warranty, and later evolving to include a broader sense of assurance or certainty.
Synonyms
assured
certain
confirmed
definite
ensured
insured
protected
safe
secured
warranted
promised
pledged
vowed
sworn
affirmed
declared
stated
avowed
acknowledged
admitted
confessed
guaranteed
assuredly
certainly
clearly
undoubtedly
obviously
plainly
unmistakably
indisputably
incontrovertibly
undeniable
irrefutable
unarguable
incontestable
unquestionable
undeniable
unshakeable
firm
solid
stable
steady
fixed
set
settled
decided
determined
resolved
absolute
categorical
unequivocal
explicit
express
direct
outright
straight
unconditional
unrestricted
unlimited
unreserved
complete
total
entire
whole
full
thorough
comprehensive
exhaustive.
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "guaranteed" as having a formal or contractual agreement that something will happen or be done.
- It can also refer to something being assured or certain, often with a high level of confidence or certainty.
- In a more specific sense, "guaranteed" can refer to a formal promise or assurance, often with a written or contractual agreement.
Usage Examples
- The company guaranteed the quality of their products and offered a full refund if customers were not satisfied.
- The new employee was guaranteed a minimum salary of $50,000 per year, plus benefits and bonuses.
- The hotel room was guaranteed to be available, as it had been booked and paid for in advance.
Antonyms
uncertain
unsure
uncertain
doubtful
questionable
dubious
unreliable
untrustworthy
unpredictable
unstable
insecure
unsafe
unprotected
unsecured
unwarranted
unconfirmed
undecided
unresolved
incomplete
partial
limited
restricted
conditional
provisional
tentative
temporary
precarious
shaky
fragile
weak
flawed
defective
imperfect
inadequate
insufficient.