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guarantee

1 of 2verb
/ˌɡɛrənˈti/
Forms:guarantees,guaranteeing,guaranteed,guaranteed
1

to formally promise that specific conditions related to a product, service, etc. will be fulfilled

transitive
  • The company guarantees that the electronic devices are free from defects for one year after purchase.
  • When you buy the extended warranty, we guarantee that any necessary repairs will be covered.
  • The manufacturer guarantees that the washing machine will be free from defects for two years after purchase.
  • The online retailer guarantees that all products will be delivered undamaged and in perfect condition.
  • The electronics manufacturer guarantees that the television will have a lifespan of at least 10 years.
Synonyms:
vouch
2

to assure or promise that a particular outcome, condition, or benefit will be provided or achieved

transitive
  • The software company guarantees seamless integration with existing systems.
  • We guarantee on-time delivery of your order or your shipping fees will be fully refunded.
  • Our store guarantees a full refund within 30 days if you are not satisfied with the product.
  • The airline guarantees a hassle-free travel experience, with 24/7 customer support available to assist passengers.
  • The hotel guarantees a complimentary room upgrade for guests who book directly through their website.
Synonyms:
undertake
3

to make sure that something will occur

B2transitive
  • The meticulous planning guarantees that the event will run smoothly without any hitches.
  • Regular maintenance of the machinery guarantees that production will continue uninterrupted.
  • Rigorous testing guarantees that the software will be bug-free before its release to the public.
  • The thorough training program guarantees that employees will be well-prepared to handle any situation.
  • Adequate funding guarantees that the project will be completed on time and within budget.
Synonyms:
secureensureassureinsure
4

to provide a formal assurance or promise regarding the quality, performance, or condition of something

transitive
  • The company guarantees its products by offering a money-back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
  • The manufacturer guarantees its appliances for ten years.
  • The online retailer guarantees the merchandise to gain the potential customers' trust.
  • The manufacturer guarantees their product with a 10-year warranty.
Synonyms:
warrant
5

to be certain of the result of something

transitive
  • The safety features of the car guarantee the protection of passengers in the event of a collision.
  • The password encryption guarantees the security of sensitive information stored on the company's servers.
  • The backup generator guarantees uninterrupted power supply during emergencies.
  • The seal of approval from the regulatory agency guarantees the safety and efficacy of the pharmaceutical product.