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reassurance
[ ree-uh-shoor-uhns, -shur ]
noun
- something, such as information, praise, or an action or gesture, that soothes, comforts, or restores to confidence:
The organization offers support, guidance, and, most importantly, the reassurance that, whatever the problem, you're not the first parent to face it.
Word History and Origins
Origin of reassurance1
Example Sentences
Other tourists said constant reassurances from the locals and security forces had given them a sense of comfort.
"There is also an increased police presence in the Headingley area to provide reassurance and support services are available to any member of our community who has been affected."
There is no apparent objection to a European "reassurance force" deploying to western Ukraine after any ceasefire to deter future Russian aggression.
"Really recognise and reflect: 'I've noticed you've not been sleeping or eating as much', speaking observations into existence, and making sure there's a lot of reassurance."
She said changes made to the bill allowing ministers powers to make regulations about voluntary assisted dying services would "hopefully also provide some reassurance on issues around devolution".
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