How to Use "Guarantee" with Example Sentences

guarantee (n): an official promise; a promise that something will be done or happen

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Used with adjectives:

"They offer a full guarantee on their products."
(full, lifetime, one-year, two-year, money-back)

"She wants an absolute guarantee that this will be finished today."
(absolute)

"He gave me a personal guarantee that it will happen."
(personal)

"There is a constitutional guarantee of free speech."
(constitutional, legal)

Used with verbs:

"This camera comes with a one-year guarantee."
(comes with, has, carries)

"They offered a lifetime guarantee."
(offered)

"He provided an absolute guarantee."
(provided, offered, gave)

"They demanded a personal guarantee."
(demanded, wanted)

"He got a money-back guarantee."
(got, received)

Used with prepositions:

"These products have a lifetime guarantee against defects."
(against)

"They offer a money-back guarantee on their services."
(on, for)

"There is no guarantee of success."
(of, for)

guarantee (v): to promise something; to make sure something happens

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Used with adverbs:

"I absolutely guarantee you'll have a good time."
(absolutely)

"I personally guarantee it will be fixed today."
(personally)

"Americans are constitutionally guaranteed freedom of religion."
(constitutionally, legally)

"He is almost guaranteed to fail."
(almost, practically, virtually)

"Admission is automatically guaranteed for those who meet certain qualifications."
(automatically)

Used with nouns:

"He guaranteed me confidentiality."
(confidentiality, privacy, safety, security, freedom, immunity)

"Public workers are guaranteed a pension."
(pension, income)

"They guarantee their workers equality."
(equality)

"They guaranteed delivery today."
(delivery, service)

"Your rights are guaranteed under the law."
(rights)

"Interns are guaranteed employment after graduation."
(employment)

"Your future is not guaranteed."
(future, success)