for sure
Absolutely, no question
For sure means definitely or certainly, expressing confident agreement or affirmation: Are you coming tonight? For sure.
It can emphasize certainty: I know for sure he was there.
The phrase often functions as casual confirmation, roughly equivalent to "absolutely" or "yes, definitely." In some contexts it carries a laid-back, especially Californian, tone.
Opposite of no
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
- definitelyWith complete certainty
- certainlyWithout any doubt
- indeedWord affirming emphasis
positively · totally · undoubtedly · unquestionably · of course · no doubt · without question · you bet
With complete certainty
- certainlyWithout any doubt
- undoubtedlyWith total certainty
- guaranteedPromised with certainty
- without failCertainly, every time
inevitably · unmistakably · unquestionably · indubitably · beyond doubt · no question · 100 percent · locked in
Worthy of trust
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- solidFirm matter state
- provenEstablished as fact
guaranteed · unfailing · steady · bankable · rock solid · fail-safe · tried and true · surefire
yes
Opposite of no
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
- definitelyWith complete certainty
- certainlyWithout any doubt
indeed · positively · totally · undoubtedly · unquestionably · of course · no doubt · without question · you bet · right on
definitely
With complete certainty
- certainlyWithout any doubt
- undoubtedlyWith total certainty
- guaranteedPromised with certainty
without fail · inevitably · unmistakably · unquestionably · indubitably · beyond doubt · no question · 100 percent · locked in · dead certain
dependable
Worthy of trust
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- solidFirm matter state
proven · guaranteed · unfailing · steady · bankable · rock solid · fail-safe · tried and true · surefire · foolproof
for suremaybe
Expression of uncertainty
perhaps · possibly · uncertain · doubtfully · conceivably
for sureno way
Emphatic denial
definitely not · absolutely not · not a chance · hardly · unlikely
for, sure, unsure, security, assured, ensure, insure, insurance, reassure