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View definitions for reassurance

reassurance

noun as in lift

noun as in security blanket

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Elise knows she will die soon but says having a choice about when this happens would bring her comfort and reassurance.

From BBC

"There will be an increased policing presence in the Walworth area as we work alongside our partners to provide reassurance to local people and small businesses operating in East Street," he added.

From BBC

He reiterated the UK government's stance that Western allies would be resolute for "as long as it takes" adding: "That’s the message President Putin has to absorb and the reassurance for President Zelensky."

From BBC

"That’s the message President Putin has to absorb and the reassurance for President Zelensky," he told the programme.

From BBC

Unfortunately, Steve Kornacki and his many manila folders were not immediately forthcoming with answers, and so we turned to friends, family and online communities for reassurance.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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