reassure
Example Sentences
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Economists find this reassuring because it means when the data no longer supports rate cuts, presumably Waller won’t, either.
Or maybe it’s not kindness at all but, rather, a way to reassure herself that she will always have the upper hand.
From Los Angeles Times
The data was reassuring for investors who have grown concerned that a sluggish labor market could start to hit the American consumer harder.
He found Killick "jovial" and knowledgeable, and was reassured when he told him he had about 100 staff.
From BBC
He reassured Boyd that “I got the people coming that need to come.”
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
