Idiom: without fail
Definition
Idiom: without fail
- something that is certain, it always happens
Example sentences
— My husband is amazing—he takes me out to dinner twice a month, without fail.
— Don't worry, the mailman comes every day by 2:00 PM, without fail.
— Without fail, the delivery boy throws the newspaper into my flower bed.
— Why does it always rain on the weekends, without fail?
— My Aunt Beverly sends me a birthday card with $50 inside every year, without fail.
— Without fail, this client always pays their bill late so we're going to have to start charging a late fee.
— Yes, I will be at your wedding without fail. I have already booked my plane ticket and made hotel reservations.
— Did you hear John's comment at today's staff meeting? Without fail, he says something stupid or offensive.
Synonyms
- rain or shine
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