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View synonyms for sure-fire
sure-fire
adjective
informal, (usually prenominal) certain to succeed or meet expectations; assured
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A few years ago, the Rams defensive line was built around a sure-fire Hall of Fame player and a supporting cast.
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But once they come together, Walker and Delgado are a sure-fire dynamic duo readers will want to revisit.
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Backers of some sure-fire hits are hoping for the former.
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The problem, of course, is that this isn't a sure-fire solution and, if it was going to happen, it needed to happen fast.
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So an Elder Scrolls take on the genre seemed, on paper, like a sure-fire hit to many.
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