reassures

It reassures us that our political values are righteous, and reminds us who the enemies are.

When Hill agrees to surrender to police, Tuff tells him where to put his gun and ammunition, but reassures him that he will be OK.

And besides, what reassures me is that he seems like a real papa, who takes good care of his children.

Juliet reassures the other castaways, while Ben both deceives and creeps them out at every opportunity.

Only the quick wink of his eye reassures me of his interest, and gives warning of the spying guard.

Your careless and conceited behaviour reassures me, and convinces me of my error.

What reassures me (in a slight degree), however, is that this book is a biography rather than a gradual development.

On the contrary, we are in the line of transmission; that seems to me strictly exact; it reassures and encourages me.

When John appears, and tells them what the captain has said, it reassures them considerably, and they feel better.