Term Gallery logo
Interface language
English Spanish Catalan Portuguese

Meanings of reassure (reassures) in English

Cause to feel sure; give reassurance to.

assure
worry
Usage of reassure (reassures) in English
1
The best leaders I know display an uncommon confidence that reassures people.
Unleashing the power of rubber bands: lessons in non-linear leadership
2
Meditation techniques require practice, but they will improve over time, she reassures.
The Irish Times
3
Sylvia studied me dubiously; the subject is not one that reassures her.
Aftermath / Part second of "A Kentucky Cardinal"
4
Howell reassures her with the unlikely foreplay line: This is God's gift.
The Irish Times
5
He reassures him on the point: Marsiglio gives no legitimacy to rebels.
Wolf hall
6
The farther I get from it, the less his confidence reassures me.
Back on murder
7
Sleep you, then, and I will sit awake if it reassures you.
The Hidden Children
8
Aug. 17-Government reassures the United States that Japan's activities will be limited.
The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, Issue 4, January 23, 1915
9
I am married, and my wife reassures me that I don't smell.
The Guardian
10
I've found that the mention of family members always reassures people.
Tell me, pretty maiden
11
This study reassures about the safety of the procedure, he added.
Reuters
12
But that paradox in itself neither deters the extremists nor reassures the public.
The Irish Times
13
What reassures me is to see that your stomach is in good order.
Doctor Pascal
14
He reassures me that scissors are still very much the object of desire.
Perdido Street Station
15
We all have some ear for this monistic music: it elevates and reassures.
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking
16
I like the way he says 'this fellow'; it reassures me.
The Princess Elopes
About this term
Reassures through the time
More collocations
Reassures across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common