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What is the meaning of the word guaranteed as per the Oxford dictionary?
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∙ 10y ago
There are many ways one might use the term 'guarantee.' According to the Oxford dictionary, a 'guarantee' is defined as a formal promise or pledge that is typically made in writing.
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