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reassure

Definition for reassure

verb as in restore confidence to

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Every time I jumped onto the platform I felt exposed, vulnerable in my new surroundings, but reassured by the knowledge that the sway and warmth of community awaited on the next train.

"But I still fill up whenever I get the chance because I'm still not very reassured."

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Individuals with low or borderline scores, particularly if they report no chest pain or shortness of breath, are frequently reassured and discharged without further evaluation.

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The chancellor is giving herself more headroom in her numbers – more space before breaking her self-imposed rules to reassure the markets.

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“It’s reassuring, at the margins, to growth and tech investors that you are seeing more broad-based participation,” she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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