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Certainty and Doubt - Certainty and Assurance

Here you will learn some English words related to certainty and assurance such as "check", "beyond doubt", and "assure".

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Words Related to Certainty and Doubt
to assure
to assure
[Verb]

to guarantee that something specific will happen

Ex: The team 's exceptional performance in the finals assured a decisive victory .
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assured
assured
[Adjective]

displaying confidence in oneself and one's capabilities

Ex: The CEO's assured decision-making skills guided the company through turbulent times with resilience.
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to believe

to accept something to be true even without proof

Ex: You should n't believe everything you see on social media .
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to believe in

to firmly trust in the goodness or value of something

Ex: He does n't believe in the imposition of strict dress codes in schools .
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to bet
to bet
[Verb]

to express confidence or certainty in something happening or being the case

Ex: I bet she 's still in bed .
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to [bet] {one's} (life|boots|bottom dollar)

to express strongly and confidently that something is undoubtedly true or will certainly happen

Ex: I'd bet my life this isn't the last time we hear about it.
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beyond doubt
beyond doubt
[phrase]

in a way that is absolutely certain and cannot be questioned

Ex: His expertise in the subject matter was beyond doubt, earning him the respect of his colleagues.
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bound
bound
[Adjective]

likely to happen or sure to experience something

Ex: He was bound to encounter challenges during his journey, given the difficult terrain.
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buoyancy
buoyancy
[noun]

a feeling of hopefulness and confidence that makes one remain cheerful, especially in sad or unpleasant situations

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buoyant
buoyant
[Adjective]

cheerful and lively in spirit

Ex: Even after setbacks , he stayed buoyant and optimistic .
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can
can
[Verb]

used to express that something is possible or may happen, exist, or be true

Ex: You can't expect me to agree with that idea .
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cast-iron
cast-iron
[Adjective]

not subject to change or doubt

Ex: The lawyer built a cast-iron case with solid evidence .
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categorical
categorical
[Adjective]

without a doubt

Ex: She gave a categorical refusal to the proposal , leaving no room for negotiation .
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cert
cert
[noun]

something that is sure to happen or succeed

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certain
certain
[Adjective]

feeling completely sure about something and showing that you believe it

Ex: She was certain that she left her keys on the table .
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certainty
certainty
[noun]

the state of being sure about something, usually when there is proof

Ex: His certainty about the project 's success helped persuade others to invest in it .
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certitude
certitude
[noun]

the feeling of complete certainty

Ex: The leader acted with certitude, reassuring the team about the project 's future .
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to check
to check
[Verb]

to discover information about something or someone by looking, asking, or investigating

Ex: Can you please check whether the documents are in the file cabinet ?
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check
check
[noun]

the act of ascertaining the validity, security, or suitability of something by inspecting it

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to check on

to check the wellbeing, truth, or condition of someone or something

Ex: He went to check on the car parked outside after hearing a loud noise .
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to check over

to inspect something closely to ensure accuracy, quality, or its overall condition

Ex: He checked the report over before submitting it.
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to check through

‌to carefully inspect or examine something, especially one that consists of different parts

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to check up on

to examine something to confirm its quality and accuracy

Ex: She routinely checks up on the quality of the products .
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