Synonyms for to be sure
to be sure

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1. to be sureadverb

   Synonyms:
   unquestionably, by all means, absolutely

2. to be sureadverb

   Certainly, undoubtedly, admittedly.

   I don't hate him. To be sure, we're not best buddies, but hate is a strong word.

   Synonyms:
   absolutely, by all means, unquestionably

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1. to be sure, without doubt, no doubtadverb

   admittedly

   "to be sure, he is no Einstein"

   Synonyms:
   without doubt, no doubt

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1. Mexican Finance Minister Luis Videgaray:

   We are listening to the market and making sure the Mexican contracts are flexible and competitive and as simple as possible, we are introducing more flexibility (to the fiscal side of contracts) to allow for higher rate of return.

2. Jackson City Councilman Aaron Banks:

   One of the first things that we realized is that people need to be able to flush because that becomes a problem as far as making sure that people have that quality of life that they need, at the end of the day, we need a fix and the same attention that was given to Flint, Michigan, we need that same attention given to Jackson City Councilman Aaron Banks.

3. Arturo Sarukhan:

   The overarching concern is that the incredibly necessary and strategic intelligence, security and law enforcement relationship between both countries needs to be on sure footing, i think the administration needs to send that message clearly, that in the aftermath of 9/11 this is not just about drugs, it is about much more in terms of common security writ large.

4. Paul Rodaeo:

   We’re not sure if it’s safe but it’s amazing, there really is n’t much more that’s open.

5. Phil Ryan:

   The officer is lucky he wasn't hit because I'm pretty sure his body armor would have been penetrated by that rifle round, he could go above the body armor, below the body armor, (or)... in the head.