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assure
verb [T] (PROTECT) /əˈʃɔːr/
/-ˈʃʊr/ UKDefinition
(Definition of assure verb (PROTECT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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assumption noun (BELIEF)
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assurance noun (CONFIDENCE)
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assurance noun (INSURANCE)
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assurance noun (PROMISE)
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assure verb (MAKE CERTAIN)
- assure verb (PROTECT)
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assure verb (SAY WITH CERTAINTY)
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assured adjective (CERTAIN)
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assured adjective (CONFIDENT)
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assuredly adverb (CERTAINLY)
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assuredly adverb (CONFIDENTLY)
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More Results for “assure”
SMART Thesaurus: Insurance
Synonyms and related words:
- actuary noun
- assessor noun
- assurance noun (INSURANCE)
- comprehensive insurance noun
- cover noun (PROTECTION)
- cover verb (PROTECT)
- deductible noun
- excess noun (INSURANCE)
- green card noun (CAR)
- indemnity noun
- insurer noun
- life insurance noun
- loss adjuster noun
- mature verb (FINANCE)
- non-contributory adjective
- premium noun (PAYMENT)
- protect verb
- term insurance noun
- the GISC noun
- third-party insurance noun
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