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guarantee against

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guarantee something against something (for something)
to certify that something will not fail, break, or wear out, usually for a period of time. We guarantee this radio against defects for one year. I bought a service contract to guarantee my car against defects.
See also: against

guarantee against something

to certify that something bad will not happen. No one can guarantee against that happening. I can't guarantee against something going wrong.
See also: against


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85 per cent interest, and act as a guarantee against the mortgage - so should your offspring default on a payment, your savings will have to cover it.
Senior coalition members confirmed that there were talks with the presidential camp about Musharraf resigning, in return for a guarantee against prosecution for imposing emergency rule in November last year.
Senior coalition members confirmed that there were talks with the presidential camp about Musharraf resigning, in return for a guarantee against prosecution for imposing emergency rule in November last year.
 
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