guaranteed
adj. US //ˌɡɛɹənˈtid// UK //ɡˌæɹɑːntˈiːd// guar·an·teed
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1 certain to happen (adj.) B2 Upper Intermediatecertain to happen or exist.
describing an outcome that is certain to occur or a condition that is assured.
ExampleIf you don't study for the exam, failure is almost guaranteed.
ExampleIn such a volatile market, there are no guaranteed returns on investment, regardless of what the brochure might suggest.
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2 promised by a company (adj.) B2 Upper Intermediate Lawpromised to be of good quality or to work properly.
protected by a formal promise or a written assurance, typically regarding the quality or durability of a product.
ExampleThe new washing machine is guaranteed for three years.
ExampleThe manufacturer provides a guaranteed repair service for all hardware defects discovered within the first twenty-four months of ownership.