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reassurance

noun as in lift

noun as in security blanket

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Common signs are an excessive need for attention and reassurance, according to psychologist and author Suzy Reading.

From BBC

But, speaking to reporters on Friday, he added that Tehran would need reassurances that its nuclear facilities would not be attacked by Israel in order to normalise its nuclear enrichment programme.

From BBC

But he added that Tehran would need reassurances that its nuclear facilities would not be attacked by Israel in order to normalise its nuclear enrichment programme.

From BBC

“It’s a healthy reassurance that is ‘yeah, this is bad, but it could be so much worse,’” Jay, who is also a moderator, added.

From Salon

She was Loving Mommy to his Cruel Daddy, there to offer reassurance that Daddy’s bark was stronger than his bite.

From Salon

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

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