reassurance English

Meaning reassurance meaning

What does reassurance mean?

reassurance

— noun the act of reassuring; restoring someone's confidence

Synonyms reassurance synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reassurance?

reassurance English » English

surety

sureness

support

solace

relief

reinsurance

reaffirmation

positivity

positiveness

encouragement

determinateness

consolation

comfort

cold comfort

cheer

certitude

certainty

assuredness

aplomb

Topics reassurance topics

What do people use reassurance to talk about?

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Worried

• What words refer to helping someone stop worrying?
  reassure reassuring reassurance put your mind at rest put someone at their ease put someone out of their misery

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Nervous

• What words refer to causing someone to not feel nervous?
  reassure reassuring reassurance reassuringly

Examples reassurance examples

How do I use reassurance in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom is very insecure and needs constant reassurance and approval.

Movie subtitles

Your window looked out onto the garden. but you didn't have the reassurance of seeing him leave.

You're right that you want reassurance.

Maybe that's also my fault but at the moment you don't give her the reassurance she's looking for.

I could never stand his constant manipulation, his constant need for reassurance.

Obviously just a ritual greeting and reassurance.

I could do with a little love and a little reassurance right now.

It will be with reassurance now.

Reassurance, help, love.

Thanks for the reassurance.

If it's any reassurance, it makes no difference to me that you're a man.

Despite Humperdinck's reassurance. that she would grow to love him. the only joy she found was in her daily ride.

Give them some reassurance?

Surely if you were to invest 100 million, you would want some reassurance.

He needs reassurance from you that he's okay.

Does the queen's favourite wish reassurance that he will not be involved?

Watson, we have a splendid piece of reassurance.

You see. that is my. resignation. my reassurance.

I'm sympathetic to you if you need reassurance.

Reassurance. Help. Love.

What this dog needs is love and reassurance,. And he needs love and reassurance from you.

This dog needs reassurance, needs love, attention.

Give the dog a hug. He needs reassurance, needs to be held, needs to be touched.

Can we talk with our children? Give them some reassurance?

I felt I no longer needed Katie's reassurance.

He's a very good person, if that's any reassurance, a very fine person.

I couId never stand his constant manipulation, his constant need for reassurance.

And, didn't it occur to you that she also needed a kind word, and reassurance - especially that night, as you say?

There was little reassurance or comfort here for a sensitive boy like Kepler.

To be an astronaut of the void, leave the comfortable house that imprisons you with reassurance.

But he wants reassurance.

Before you pray for him, will you lay your hand upon my father's heart in token of reassurance and forgiveness?

Yeah, thanks for the reassurance.

News and current affairs

It wants reassurance that the US will stand behind its debts.

Mild depression can result in brooding on negative aspects of self or others, feeling resentful, irritable or angry much of the time, feeling sorry for oneself, and needing constant reassurance from someone.

In their quest for post-Soviet stability, Russians seem to have found reassurance in Putin.

Not surprisingly, Poland--like other Central and East European countries--sought reassurance from the US and Britain when their colossal neighbors, Germany and Russia, embarked on their anti-American flirtation.

Moreover, if Nato membership for the Baltics is rejected, they will need reassurance that the West will assist them, concretely, should their security be put at risk.

With his speech, that reassurance may now have been given.

NATO has also finally started engaging in defense planning and other forms of strategic reassurance for its allies in Central and Eastern Europe, which are unsettled by Russia's new assertiveness.

Forty industrial and financial leaders (most of whom manage Kremlin-affiliated firms) attended the event to gain - and give - reassurance that, together, they and the government would weather the crisis.

In a world that is changing so rapidly and brutally, you need stability and reassurance.

The tone of the American response has been firm, giving appropriate reassurance to its allies and making clear that gamesmanship will not be tolerated, but not raising the temperature further.