assured
adjective
[ əˈʃʊəd ]
• confident.
• "an extremely assured performance"
Similar:
self-confident,
confident,
self-assured,
sure of oneself,
positive,
assertive,
self-possessed,
self-reliant,
poised,
filled with aplomb,
phlegmatic,
level-headed,
cool-headed,
calm,
collected,
cool,
and collected,
composed,
nonchalant,
unperturbed,
imperturbable,
unruffled,
impassive,
serene,
tranquil,
relaxed,
at ease,
unflappable,
together,
unfazed,
laid-back,
nonplussed,
equanimous,
• protected against discontinuance or change.
• "an assured tenancy"
Similar:
guaranteed,
certain,
sure,
secure,
reliable,
dependable,
solid,
sound,
established,
infallible,
unerring,
unfailing,
impeccable,
faultless,
sure-fire,
in the bag,
nailed on,
assure
verb
• tell someone something positively to dispel any doubts.
• "Tony assured me that there was a supermarket in the village"
Similar:
reassure,
convince,
satisfy,
persuade,
guarantee,
promise,
tell,
prove to,
certify to,
attest to,
confirm to,
affirm to,
pledge to,
swear to,
give one's word to,
give one's assurance to,
vow to,
declare to,
• make (something) certain to happen.
• "victory was now assured"
• cover (a life) by assurance.
• "we guarantee to assure your life"
Origin:
late Middle English: from Old French assurer, based on Latin ad- ‘to’ (expressing change) + securus (see secure).
