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. Adam Kinzinger:

   There was no yelling, there was no screaming, no throwing things, so yeah, it was a good meeting, i'm sure we'll have probably many more of these, and again it's an opportunity to have a very big moment here and it's an opportunity for people to have their say, and we may not always agree but hopefully we can get along.

2. Lawrence Norden:

   A lot of people are worried that if it takes a long time to count, people are going to use that to say we cant trust the results, when in fact its the exact opposite, its taking so long because of all these security measures to make sure the count is as accurate as possible.

3. Mazie Hirono:

   I'm looking to make sure, though, that all the Democrats who voted unanimously for all of President Biden’s judicial nominees, my expectation is that there will be strong Democratic support for whoever the Supreme Court nominee is, and it would be great if we could get some Republicans to be open-minded about it and support someone who can be fair and evenhanded and impartial on the Supreme Court.

4. Osborn Jelks:

   We can add new trees, but we've got to make sure that there are also policy supports to keep the people who are currently suffering from the lack of access to these amenities, we want to keep them in place and make sure that they are not displaced by gentrification and moved out of their communities.

5. Keir Starmer:

   This is the last chance for parliament to secure a meaningful vote and protect jobs and the economy from a no-deal Brexit, this vote is not about stopping Brexit or tying the hands of UK negotiators. It is about making sure parliament has a truly meaningful say on the terms of the final Brexit deal.