practically guarantee

Frequency: 5.86.8 per million words

To make something so likely that it is almost a certainty.

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practically

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  • Their star player's return will practically guarantee a win.
  • Investing in this technology now practically guarantees a future market advantage.
  • His perfect attendance and diligent study habits practically guarantee him a top grade.
  • The latest polls practically guarantee her victory in the upcoming election.
  • The high success rate of the new vaccine practically guarantees immunity.
  • This security feature is so advanced it practically guarantees your data is safe.
  • Sending out invitations this early will practically guarantee a good turnout for the party.
  • The overwhelming evidence presented in court practically guaranteed a guilty verdict.
  • If you follow the recipe exactly, it should practically guarantee a perfect cake every time.
  • Having that famous actor in the movie practically guaranteed it would be a box office hit.