Certain
Certain adjective - Known but not named.
Sure enough and certain are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sure enough" instead an adjective "Certain".
Sure enough
Sure enough adverb - As supposed or expected.
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Both terms in one sentence
- Sure enough, she appears before certain knights as a beautiful woman presenting a magical chalice, and the knight is granted incredible powers when he drinks from it.
- Sure enough, after a certain point he leaves the house and can be found in the mountains at the north, where you have to give him a pineapple as part of the game-spanning Chain of Deals.
Source: Foreshadowing / Video Games -
Sure enough, you can buy a new console or install an alternative OS, but that's a major barrier to entry for some who do not have the budget or just couldn't be bothered to get a certain device for the sole purpose of playing certain games.
Source: No Port For You
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