sure in Latin
sure in Latin is certus — sure means certain or confident about something.
sure in Latin
certus
Physically secure and certain, non-failing, reliable.
What does "sure" mean?
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adj Certain or confident about something.
"I'm sure she left already."
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adj Reliable; certain to happen or work.
"It's a sure way to ruin your credit score."
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intj Used to say yes, or to agree casually.
""Can you help me move Saturday?" "Sure!""
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sure in a sentence
- I'm sure she left already.
- Are you sure this is the right address?
- It's a sure way to ruin your credit score.
- "Can you help me move Saturday?" "Sure!"
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What is "sure" in Latin?
"sure" in Latin is certus. sure means: Certain or confident about something.
How do you use "sure" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm sure she left already." In Latin, "sure" is certus.
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