guarantees

word · lemma: guarantee

/ˌɡɛɹənˈtiz/
/ɡˌæɹɑːntˈiːz/

Definition

To promise that something will happen or be true, or to provide a formal assurance. As a noun, it also means a promise or something given as security.

Usage & Nuances

Common in formal, legal, and business contexts, for promises and warranty language. As a verb, usually followed by an object ('guarantees success'). As a noun, often appears as 'a money-back guarantee' or 'safety guarantees'. Not interchangeable with 'ensure' in all contexts; 'guarantee' is stronger and more formal.

Example Sentences

This medicine guarantees quick relief from pain.

basic

The store guarantees a full refund if you are not happy with your purchase.

basic

The company guarantees your safety during the trip.

basic

No one guarantees that life will be easy, but you can always keep trying.

natural

The app guarantees your data will be kept private.

natural

He always guarantees his friends a fun time when they visit.

natural