sure
/ʃʊr/
interjection
- Used to express agreement or affirmation.
- "Is it okay if I borrow your pen?" "Sure, go ahead."
- "Would you like to join us?" "Sure, why not."
- "Can you pass the salt?" "Sure!"
adverb
- Certainly; without doubt (used for emphasis, often informally).
- Sure, I can help you with that project.
- She sure knows how to tell a good story.
- It sure is hot outside today.
adjective
- Confident that something is true or correct; having no doubt.
- She was sure she had seen the movie before.
- Are you sure this is the right address?
- I am sure that I locked the door before leaving.
- Certain to happen or be the case; inevitable.
- With practice, improvement is sure to come.
- There is no sure way to predict the weather.
- The team's victory seemed sure after the first goal.
- Reliable and dependable; not likely to fail.
- A sure method for removing stains is to use cold water.
- He is a sure friend who always keeps his promises.
- This old ladder is not a sure support for climbing.