make no mistake
The phrase 'make no mistake' is commonly used to emphasize certainty or seriousness in a statement, often serving as a warning or to underscore the truth of what follows.
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Definition
B2General
(imperative, emphatic)Be certain that what is being said is true or important.
Example
- Make no mistake, this project will require a lot of hard work.
- Make no mistake, she is the best candidate for the job.
B2Warning
(imperative, emphatic)Used to emphasize a serious warning about something.
Example
- Make no mistake, if you break the rules, there will be consequences.
- Make no mistake, this storm is going to be severe.
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