ALL meanings of sure
sure
S s - adjective sure free from doubt as to the reliability, character, action, etc., of something: to be sure of one's data. 1
- adjective sure confident, as of something expected: sure of success. 1
- adjective sure convinced, fully persuaded, or positive: to be sure of a person's guilt. 1
- adjective sure assured or certain beyond question: a sure victory. 1
- adjective sure worthy of confidence; reliable; stable: a sure messenger. 1
- noun Definition of sure in Technology ["Towards a Broader Basis for Logic Programming", Bharat Jayaraman, TR CS Dept, SUNY Buffalo, 1990]. 1
- adjective sure unfailing; never disappointing expectations: a sure cure. 1
- adjective sure unerring; never missing, slipping, etc.: a sure aim. 1
- adjective sure admitting of no doubt or question: sure proof. 1
- adjective sure destined; bound inevitably; certain: sure death. 1
- adjective sure Obsolete. secure; safe. 1
- adjective sure be sure, to take care (to be or do as specified); be certain: Be sure to close the windows. 1
- adverb sure Informal. certainly; surely: It sure is cold out. Sure, I'll come. 1
- idioms sure for sure, as a certainty; surely: It's going to be a good day, for sure. 1
- idioms sure make sure, to be or become absolutely certain: I'm calling to make sure that you remember to come. 1
- idioms sure sure enough, Informal. as might have been supposed; actually; certainly: Sure enough, the picnic was rained out. 1
- idioms sure to be sure, without doubt; surely; certainly. admittedly: She sings well, to be sure, but she can't act. 1
- adjective sure certain 1
- adjective sure confident 1
- interjection sure Yes! 1
- adjective sure hand: firm 1
- adjective sure infallible 1
- adjective sure inevitable 1
- abbreviation SURE surely 1
- adjective sure If you are sure that something is true, you are certain that it is true. If you are not sure about something, you do not know for certain what the true situation is. 0
- adjective sure If someone is sure of getting something, they will definitely get it or they think they will definitely get it. 0
- phrase sure If you say that something is sure to happen, you are emphasizing your belief that it will happen. 0
- adjective sure Sure is used to emphasize that something such as a sign or ability is reliable or accurate. 0
- adjective sure If you tell someone to be sure to do something, you mean that they must not forget to do it. 0
- convention sure Sure is an informal way of saying 'yes' or 'all right'. 0
- adverb sure You can use sure in order to emphasize what you are saying. 0
- adjective sure free from hesitancy or uncertainty (with regard to a belief, conviction, etc) 0
- adjective sure having no doubt, as of the occurrence of a future state or event 0
- adjective sure always effective; unfailing 0
- adjective sure reliable in indication or accuracy 0
- adjective sure (of persons) worthy of trust or confidence 0
- adjective sure not open to doubt 0
- adjective sure admitting of no vacillation or doubt 0
- adjective sure bound to be or occur; inevitable 0
- adjective sure bound inevitably (to be or do something); certain 0
- adjective sure physically secure or dependable 0
- adjective sure free from exposure to harm or danger 0
- adverb sure willingly; yes 0
- adverb sure without question; certainly 0
- adjective sure secure or safe 0
- adjective sure that will not fail; always effective 0
- adjective sure that can be relied upon; trustworthy 0
- adjective sure that cannot be doubted, questioned, or disputed; absolutely true; certain 0
- adjective sure having or showing no doubt; positive; confident 0
- adjective sure that can be counted on to be or happen 0