Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sure-fire
Adjective
ˈʃʊrˌfaɪər

Definition
Certain to succeed or produce a desired result; guaranteed to work.

Examples
- Investing in established companies is often considered a sure-fire way to make money.
- She always has a sure-fire recipe for a delicious dinner.
- Using proper study techniques is a sure-fire method to improve your grades.

Meaning
When something is described as ‘sure-fire’, it means that it is very reliable and almost guaranteed to achieve the intended outcome.

Synonyms
- Certain
- Guaranteed
- Reliable
- Unfailing