make sure
Verify without doubt
Make sure means to verify or confirm that something is true or has been done: Make sure you locked the door.
It also means to take action so that something will definitely happen: I'll make sure she gets the message.
The phrase implies checking or guaranteeing—eliminating doubt or ensuring a result.
Validate as true
- verifyConfirm accuracy or truth
- double-checkVerify a second time
- cross-checkVerify by comparing sources
- checkOrder to pay
validate · ascertain · authenticate · corroborate · substantiate · prove · establish · determine
confirm
Validate as true
- verifyConfirm accuracy or truth
- double-checkVerify a second time
- cross-checkVerify by comparing sources
check · validate · ascertain · authenticate · corroborate · substantiate · prove · establish · determine · demonstrate
guarantee
Formal promise of fulfillment
promise · pledge · secure · safeguard · warrant · vouch · attest · swear · commit · convince
careful
Exercising caution and attention
- precautionPreventive safety measure
- safeguardPrecaution against harm
- preventStop in advance
avoid · watch · mind · remember · alert · warn · prepare · ready · anticipate · foresee
make sureassume
Accept as true
take for granted · presume · leave to chance · suppose · guess
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