Term Gallery logo

Meanings of more reassuring in inglés

We have no meanings for "more reassuring" in our records yet.
Usage of more reassuring in inglés
1
This would actually be more reassuring if we didn't already know it.
Wired
2
Nothing more real had ever befallen him, and nothing, somehow, more reassuring.
The Real Thing and Other Tales
3
Wall Street, the next day, had more reassuring reports of Beaufort's situation.
The Age of Innocence
4
The more reassuring aspect is that our continent is doing that quite well.
Independent.ie
5
The act was received with immense enthusiasm, and the outlook became more reassuring.
A Short History of France
6
But an image of Margaret Mead or Jane Goodall might be more reassuring.
Death du Jour
7
And the exclamation was more reassuring, somehow, than any denial could have been.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
8
She modulated her voice until it was calmer and more reassuring.
Heart of stone
9
A simpler statistic -played two, won two -is even more reassuring.
The Guardian
10
Nothing, throughout, could have been more reassuring or more everyday than his demeanour.
Marcella
11
Nothing had changed in the pure legal sense: just the words were more reassuring.
The Guardian
12
Teddy didn't look convinced, so Fergus came up with a few more reassuring words.
Meltdown
13
Which didn't make the fact that it could have happened once any more reassuring.
War Of Honor
14
It sounds much more reassuring in middle England than Brussels.
Reuters
15
The symptoms, as may be seen, were growing more reassuring.
The History of a Crime / The Testimony of an Eye-Witness
16
The ragged fortune-hunters who crowded the dock waving and shouting were no more reassuring.
Assail
This collocation consists of:
More reassuring through the time
More reassuring across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common