make no mistake

1. Have no doubt, certainly, as in Make no mistake—I'll vote Republican no matter who runs. [Mid-1800s] Also see get someone wrong.

Example Sentences

Make no mistake, this was not just a magnificent innings 'for a teenager', it was a magnificent innings.

From BBC

And make no mistake: This is about control, and it goes far beyond the Federal Reserve.

From Salon

And make no mistake: This is about control, and it goes far beyond the Federal Reserve.

From Salon

“This resolution affirms a commitment to educating about Jewish history, accurately remembering the tragedies the Jewish people have endured, and standing publicly against the growing darkness of antisemitism,” said board member Sigalie Sabag, “which make no mistake has reached a critical tipping point.”

From Los Angeles Times

But make no mistake, the country loses when politicians pick their voters instead of voters choosing their representatives.

From Salon