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Meanings of reassurance in English

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Usage of reassurance in English
1
Caution, concern and reassurance are required, according to agencies representing exporting companies.
The Irish Times
2
I think he wanted reassurance that his problems are not his alone.
A duty to the dead
3
Here are some issues likely to be raised: JAPAN - Strategic reassurance.
Reuters
4
Just to hear me on British soil is reassurance for the family.
BBC
5
But his elusive response wasn't the reassurance South Africans were looking for.
The South African
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There's a great deal of reassurance to be found in codified monotony.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
7
Whatever happens next, it seems trust, confidence and reassurance will be key.
Independent.ie
8
He reached out his hand simply to touch her, to offer reassurance.
Secret of the Dragon
9
One thing was certain, though, and gave me a sense of reassurance.
Proven guilty
10
But the fact that Steinhoff managers are involved has offered some reassurance.
Reuters
11
It probably provides some reassurance, but the fundamentals don't look very different.
Reuters
12
Consequently, the desire for reassurance and frequent fetal monitoring is often pronounced.
Pubmed
13
I tell her I need a bit of reassurance about series three.
The Guardian
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So it would be reassurance that our current understanding is broadly correct.
The Guardian
15
They said more officers would be deployed to provide reassurance to mosques.
Radio NZ
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Hawk provided leadership and authority, but Owl gave them stability and reassurance.
Armageddon's Children
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Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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