Guarantees is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUARANTEES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GUARANTEE, to give a formal promise that something will be done
• provide a formal assurance, especially that certain conditions will be fulfilled relating to a product, service, or transaction
• provide a guarantee for
• provide financial security for; underwrite
• promise with certainty
NOUN:
• a formal assurance (typically in writing) that certain conditions will be fulfilled, especially that a product will be repaired or replaced if not of a specified quality
• something that ensures a particular outcome
• a thing serving as security for a guarantee.
• an undertaking to answer for the payment or performance of another person's debt or obligation in the event of a default by the person primarily responsible for it.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• guarantor

Words related to GUARANTEES

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How to use GUARANTEES in a sentence

• First, the circulation of reports issued by the Army Headquarters in the field, for the truth of which the Berlin General Staff guarantees.
• But France demanded guarantees that no future candidate should be proposed without her consent.
• Let there be all the necessary guarantees taken from Turkey about the internal independence of the Arabs.
• The ancestors of these people, after a struggle lasting hundreds of years, had established liberty in England and intrenched it in guarantees the wisest ever devised by man.
• He offered further guarantees as to future improvements.
• The sultan, without accepting or rejecting the proposition, asked what guarantees would be given him for the surrender of Damietta.
• Nearly all of them, save Ghent, which had been favorable to the count, saw their privileges annulled or curtailed of their most essential guarantees.
• It is an interesting fact, that the Amendment to the Federal Constitution, which guarantees the right of petition, was opposed in the Congress of 1789 as superfluous.
• Eleven years of hotel housekeepership guarantees a knowledge of human nature that includes some things no living being ought to know about her fellow men.
• Before ten days had elapsed guarantees were given, securing full citizenship, with equality of taxation and tribute to all, even foreigners, who would take part in the fighting.
• By these treaties our rights as a separate people are distinctly acknowledged, and guarantees given that they shall be secured and protected.
• The guarantees of this peaceful solution are in the hands of the churches.
• The troops are starved, and almost all the old members of the royal family, who had no Government paper or guarantees, have been already starved or driven out.
• In consideration of these pledges by Blackburn Fraser guarantees his credit with the Quebec merchants.
• But the Constitution, which I have sworn to uphold in the Border States of Maryland, Missouri and Kentucky, guarantees to their people the right to hold slaves if they choose.
• Not only so, but effective guarantees that nations would abide by the terms of the treaties into which they had entered were lacking.
• The halls of Congress afforded the vantage-ground from which assaults were made upon these guarantees.
• Both sought to occupy a neutral position in the impending war, and offered guarantees of peace and order throughout their territory if left free to control their own affairs.
• Our true place, to maintain these guarantees and to preserve the Constitution, is in the Union, there to fight our battle.
• And what guarantees can you give? What is the class that aims at government? I will tell you.
• The Federation Constitution guarantees equal rights to all.
• Old traditions and constitutional and legal guarantees have been swept aside under the hysteria which has prevailed during and since the war.
• The intellectual, moral and spiritual life found there are the true and only guarantees that old things are passing away.
• They seemed to him to be the guarantees of immediate safety.
• The humblest worker can afford to join an association that guarantees a home and an education to his children.
• In 1906, the Empress Dowager issued an edict prohibiting the growing of opium, and gave guarantees to the British that it would be entirely stamped out during the next ten years.
• The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution guarantees to every adult member of the community the right freely to contract.
• On April 21, 1898, Governor-General Manuel Macias, suspended the constitutional guarantees and declared the island in state of war.
• Meanwhile, Philip, with his leaden methods, was pondering and seeking fresh pledges and guarantees from the English Catholics.
• In Germany we are required to give guarantees that the papers shall be conducted by a person approved of by the political police.
• The law guarantees it, and all the power of the State may be employed to maintain it.
• Stanton and Parker Pillsbury, whose names are guarantees of ability and character.
• The fate of all our present political combinations is doubtful, and no nation has received absolute guarantees for its future.

Similar words containing GUARANTEE without suffix s

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