What is the synonym of the word assure

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1. assure

   Confirm (Latin con, together, and firmus, firm) is to add firmness or give stability to. Both confirm and corroborate presuppose something already existing to which the confirmation or corroboration is added. Testimony is corroborated by concurrent testimony or by circumstances; confirmed by established facts. That which is thoroughly proved is said to be established; so is that which is official and has adequate power behind it; as, the established government; the established church. The continents are fixed. A treaty is ratified; an appointment confirmed. An act is sanctioned by any person or authority that passes upon it approvingly. A statement is substantiated; a report confirmed; a controversy settled; the decision of a lower court sustained by a higher. Just government should be upheld. The beneficent results of Christianity confirm our faith in it as a divine revelation.

   Synonyms:
   confirm, corroborate, establish, fix, prove, ratify, sanction, settle, strengthen, substantiate, sustain, uphold

   Antonyms:
   abrogate, annul, cancel, destroy, overthrow, shake, shatter, unsettle, upset, weaken

   Preposition:
   Confirm a statement by testimony; confirm a person in a belief.

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1. assure

   Synonyms:
   advise, advertise, promise, inform, rally, console, encourage, countenance, aid, support, convince, uphold, certify

   Antonyms:
   misinform, misadvise, mislead, deceive, discomfit, disconceit, deter, discourage, warn, dissuade, unsettle, intimidate

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1. guarantee, ensure, insure, assure, secureverb

   make certain of

   «This nest egg will ensure a nice retirement for us»; «Preparation will guarantee success!»

   Synonyms:
   ensure, reassure, ascertain, batten, control, plug, stop up, warrant, batten down, guarantee, underwrite, fix, cover, promise, fasten, check, see to it, undertake, procure, insure, tell, vouch, secure, see

2. assure, tellverb

   inform positively and with certainty and confidence

   «I tell you that man is a crook!»

   Synonyms:
   tell apart, ensure, reassure, state, say, severalize, recount, control, narrate, promise, enjoin, check, guarantee, secern, differentiate, severalise, separate, recite, ascertain, secernate, see to it, distinguish, insure, tell, order, evidence, secure, see

3. assureverb

   assure somebody of the truth of something with the intention of giving the listener confidence

   «I assured him that traveling to Cambodia was safe»

   Synonyms:
   see, ascertain, see to it, promise, check, guarantee, ensure, insure, control, tell, secure, reassure

4. see, check, insure, see to it, ensure, control, ascertain, assureverb

   be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something

   «He verified that the valves were closed»; «See that the curtains are closed»; «control the quality of the product»

   Synonyms:
   guarantee, ensure, project, interpret, verify, look, experience, tick off, visualise, fit, gibe, image, hold, run across, moderate, learn, checker, condition, mark off, run into, discover, escort, stop, examine, pick up, visit, reckon, consider, tally, come across, get a line, hold in, suss out, get wind, check off, check over, take care, match, check up on, control, look into, ascertain, mark, command, insure, attend, promise, date, realize, go over, train, check, hold back, underwrite, meet, go out, witness, manipulate, fancy, catch, construe, find out, see, discipline, tell, check into, regard, visualize, picture, find, go through, take in, correspond, curb, secure, view, keep in line, arrest, hear, cover, contain, operate, get word, envision, determine, figure, encounter, retard, crack, turn back, reassure, chequer, watch, see to it, break, understand, check out, master, go steady, tick, realise, jibe, agree, delay

5. reassure, assureverb

   cause to feel sure; give reassurance to

   «The airline tried to reassure the customers that the planes were safe»

   Synonyms:
   see, ascertain, see to it, promise, check, guarantee, ensure, insure, control, tell, secure, reassure

6. promise, assureverb

   make a promise or commitment

   Synonyms:
   predict, reassure, ascertain, control, promise, forebode, guarantee, call, prognosticate, anticipate, check, see to it, foretell, insure, tell, ensure, secure, see

Matched Categories

1. • Affirm
   • Calm
   • Declare
   • Persuade
   • Verify

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1. assureverb

   Synonyms:
   make certain or sure, free from doubt or uncertainty

2. assureverb

   Synonyms:
   embolden, encourage, enhearten, hearten, make confident

3. assureverb

   Synonyms:
   declare to (confidently and earnestly), vouch to, avow to, protest to, warrant

4. assureverb

   Synonyms:
   (Law.) insure, agree to indemnify for loss, secure against loss

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1. List of paraphrases for «assure»:

   reassure, ensure, guarantee, ensuring, confirm, insure, secure, emphasize, provide, convince, affirm

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How to use assure in a sentence?

1. Jim Mattis:

   Senator, I assure you that nickname was given to me by the press and some of you have experienced similar occasions with the press where they perhaps they didn’t get it quite right.

2. Justin Gover:

   These patients deserve and will soon have access to a cannabinoid medicine that has been thoroughly studied in clinical trials, manufactured to assure quality and consistency, and available by prescription under a physician’s care.

3. Chrissy Houlahan:

   We have an opportunity-rich environment right now, to use a military term, to make sure that we take advantage of this really special time, honestly, where the majorities and minorities are so small and so slim that it really requires that we work together, we can pretty much assure that our far edges of both parties will not necessarily be interested in working collaboratively.

4. Richard Land:

   It was the first thing that popped into my mind, because I could think of nothing which could more assure evangelicals that they were going to have a seat at the table in the Publicly Trump administration than making Vice President Mike Pence Vice President Mike Pence vice president.

5. Alain Lecavelier des Etangs:

   We can not assure that the observed comets are likely to deliver material like water to planets orbiting Beta Pictoris, but our observations show that collisions are very common and therefore suggests that temperate planets can be enriched in material trapped in frozen ices captured by the comets when( the comets) are far from the star and later collide with the planets.

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