make no mistake

Idioms  

1. Have no doubt, certainly, as in Make no mistake—I'll vote Republican no matter who runs. [Mid-1800s] Also see get someone wrong.

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Example Sentences

Make no mistake, the spending power across the breadth of the division has never been stronger.

From BBC

Make no mistake about how much young talent Heritage Christian has after a 74-71 victory that ended the Crusaders’ 11-game winning streak.

From Los Angeles Times

Make no mistake, your bank is cranking up credit card rates faster than any overall increase.

From Los Angeles Times

Make no mistake, if Jarrett Stidham can steer Denver to the Super Bowl in his fifth career start, his first for over two seasons and 749 days since he last threw a pass in a competitive NFL game, it'll be one of the biggest achievements ever in the sport.

From BBC

Make no mistake: The Academy is listening, and they want in on the dialogue.

From Salon