assured — Confident and certain; guaranteed or made secure. Showing self-confidence and poise in manner or speech.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Confident and certain; guaranteed or made secure. Showing self-confidence and poise in manner or speech.
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈʃʊrd/
Korean meaning: 확신하는, 보장된, 자신만만한
Korean pronunciation: 어-슈어드 (강세: 슈어)
Example Sentences
- The vampire was assured he looked great in the mirror, until he realized he couldn't see himself.
- With her years of experience, she has an assured approach to problem-solving.
- The chef was assured his spicy ramen would be a hit, but he forgot his customers were pandas.
assured
ADJECTIVE//əˈʃʊrd//
Confident and certain; guaranteed or made secure. Showing self-confidence and poise in manner or speech.
Confident and certain; guaranteed or made secure. Showing self-confidence and poise in manner or speech.
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Once obscured, now assured after all hardships endured!
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Origin
From Old French 'assurer', which came from Latin 'ad' (to/toward) + 'securus' (safe, secure). The word literally meant 'to make safe' or 'to give confidence to someone.'
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“The vampire was assured he looked great in the mirror, until he realized he couldn't see himself.”
“With her years of experience, she has an assured approach to problem-solving.”
“The chef was assured his spicy ramen would be a hit, but he forgot his customers were pandas.”
“The company's assured profits this quarter exceeded all expectations.”
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