Usage of "reassure now"

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Usage of reassure now in English

The rest waited, somewhat reassured now that their liege had taken control again. 
 Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii 

You can be entirely reassured now, and I shall leave you feeling reassured. 
 The Secret of the Night 

Reassured now that he knew where she was, he swung back to the fray. 
 The skein of lament 

She was all but fully reassured now, as she stepped to the window to close it. 
 The Darrow Enigma 

I don't know that I am completely reassured now, after beholding him in all his brilliance. 
 Lord Jim 

She feels reassured now about Italy. 
 The new yorker 

"Yeah," he said heavily, "I'm totally reassured now I've seen you." 
 Career of Evil 

Feeling somewhat reassured now that a definite plan of action had been decided upon, Tom resumed work on his sketches. 
 Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X 

"I hope you are perfectly reassured now as to the consequences..." 
 Under Western Eyes 

I'd like to, he replied more boldly, reassured now that he had heard again the same noise but indefinitely farther off. 
 Clayhanger 

'Are you sufficiently reassured now?' 
 Antwerp to Gallipoli: A Year of the War on Many Fronts—and Behin... 

"Oh, Harvey, save her," cried poor Beth, almost in tears but somewhat reassured now that her boy friend was near. 
 A Little Florida Lady 

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Meanings of reassure now in English