assured
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.feeling or showing confidence in yourself and your abilities.
adj.characterised by self-confidence or poise. Often used to describe a person's manner or performance.
Simple“She walked onto the stage with an assured smile, ready to begin her speech.”
In context“His assured handling of the crisis earned him the respect of both his colleagues and his political rivals.”
- 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.certain to happen or be achieved.
adj.guaranteed or certain to occur; protected against failure.
Simple“Success is not assured, but we have a very good chance if we work hard.”
In context“The victory seemed assured until a late injury forced the team to change their defensive strategy entirely.”
Synonyms - 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
v.the past tense of 'assure', meaning you told someone something positively to remove their doubt.
v.the past tense and past participle of the transitive verb 'assure'. Typically takes an indirect object followed by a 'that' clause or a prepositional phrase.
Simple“The doctor assured me that the surgery was very common and safe.”
In context“The management team assured the shareholders that the recent dip in profits was merely a temporary market fluctuation.”
Synonyms - 04 C2 Proficiency
n.a person who has an insurance policy.
n.the person or party protected by an insurance policy. Used primarily in legal and insurance documentation.
Simple“The contract explains the benefits available to the assured in case of an accident.”
In context“The policy stipulates that the assured must notify the company of any material changes to the property within thirty days.”
UsageUsually functions as a collective or specific noun in maritime or life insurance contexts.
“Fly2Galicia has assured passengers that even the lowest fare will include two pieces of hand luggage.”