Thesaurus / reassure
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Reading this book is to be reassured that our struggles are connected and systemic—not a result of our individual efforts.
9 NEW BOOKS TO READ IN SEPTEMBERRACHEL KINGSEPTEMBER 1, 2020FORTUNEYou go to bed, reassuring yourself that sleep will efface the image from your mind.
THE FIRST MURDERKATIE MCLEANAUGUST 19, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW“The best thing we can do to prepare for the start of the school year is to reassure employees that, collectively, we are taking precautions to prevent the spread of the virus,” said Borne in her ministry’s statement.
AS COVID-19 RATES RISE, FRANCE WILL REQUIRE MOST PEOPLE TO WEAR MASKS AT WORKDAVID MEYERAUGUST 18, 2020FORTUNEUsing conversation language as Apple has done so will let visitors know exactly what to expect when clicking on it if you opt to use a form, keep it short while including a privacy statement reassuring visitors that their data is safe.
STUDYING THE ANATOMY OF A SUCCESSFUL HIGH-CONVERSION LANDING PAGEYASMINE DEHIMIJUNE 22, 2020SEARCH ENGINE WATCHShe cradled Kitty and reassured Kitty, and wasn’t sure if Kitty — who was at that point in extraordinary physical duress — realized she was in a friend’s arms.
5 PSYCHOLOGY TERMS YOU’RE PROBABLY MISUSING (EP. 334 REBROADCAST)STEPHEN J. DUBNERJANUARY 9, 2020FREAKONOMICSThe general glanced suspiciously at the door to reassure himself that it was closed.
THE DOCTOR OF PIMLICOWILLIAM LE QUEUX"Reassure yourself," answered Marius, with a sneer, a greyness that was of jealous rage overspreading his face.
ST. MARTIN'S SUMMERRAFAEL SABATINII beg you to put aside all such suspicions, and to reassure the Grand Duke, who is very much annoyed, so Rubinstein tells me.
THE LIFE & LETTERS OF PETER ILICH TCHAIKOVSKYMODESTE TCHAIKOVSKYEvery possibility of escape must first be exhausted, I reassure my troubled conscience.
PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMANShe was just about to call out to reassure them when a sound in the passageway behind her made her hold her breath in suspense.
THE ADVENTURE GIRLS AT K BAR OCLAIR BLANKWORDS RELATED TO REASSURE
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- angel
- answer for
- assure
- attest
- aver
- back
- bankroll
- be surety for
- bind oneself
- certify
- confirm
- cosign
- endorse
- ensure
- evidence
- evince
- get behind
- give bond
- grubstake
- guaranty
- insure
- juice
- maintain
- make bail
- make certain
- make sure
- mortgage
- pick up the check
- pick up the tab
- protect
- prove
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- secure
- sign for
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- support
- swear
- testify
- vouch for
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- making bail
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- mortgaging
- picking up the check
- picking up the tab
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- sign for
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- standing behind
- standing up for
- supporting
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- testifying
- vouch for
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- binds oneself
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- evidences
- evinces
- gets behind
- gives bond
- grubstakes
- guaranties
- insures
- is surety for
- juices
- maintains
- makes bail
- makes certain
- makes sure
- mortgages
- picks up the check
- picks up the tab
- protects
- proves
- reassures
- secures
- sign for
- stakes
- stands behind
- stands up for
- supports
- swears
- testifies
- vouch for
- wagers
- warrants
- witnesses
- affect
- animate
- arouse
- be responsible for
- carry
- cause
- commove
- elate
- embolden
- endue
- enkindle
- enliven
- exalt
- excite
- exhilarate
- fire up
- galvanize
- get
- give impetus
- give one an idea
- give rise to
- hearten
- imbue
- impress
- infect
- inflame
- influence
- inform
- infuse
- inspirit
- instill
- invigorate
- motivate
- occasion
- produce
- provoke
- quicken
- reassure
- set up
- spark
- spur
- start off
- stir
- strike
- sway
- touch
- trigger
- urge
- work up
- affects
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- arouses
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- causes
- commoves
- elates
- emboldens
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- stirs
- strikes
- sways
- touches
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- urges
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- animate
- applaud
- boost
- brighten
- buck up
- buoy
- cheer
- cheer up
- comfort
- console
- embolden
- energize
- enhearten
- enliven
- excite
- exhilarate
- fortify
- galvanize
- give shot in arm
- gladden
- goad
- hearten
- incite
- inspire
- instigate
- motivate
- praise
- prick
- prop up
- psych up
- push
- rally
- reassure
- refresh
- restore
- revitalize
- revivify
- rouse
- spur
- steel
- stir
- strengthen
- sway
- accomplishes
- appeases
- assuages
- assures
- avails
- comes up to
- completes
- complies with
- conforms to
- convinces
- dispels doubt
- does
- equips
- fills
- fulfills
- furnishes
- gets by
- induces
- inveigles
- is adequate
- is enough
- is sufficient
- keeps promise
- makes good
- makes the grade
- meets
- observes
- passes muster
- performs
- provides
- puts mind at ease
- qualifies
- quiets
- reassures
- scores
- sells
- serves
- serves the purpose
- suffices
- tides over
- wins over
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