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reassuring
adjective as in comforting
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adjective as in encouraging
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adjective as in favorable
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adjective as in favorable
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adjective as in heartening
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adjective as in hopeful
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adjective as in promising
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adjective as in rosy
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adjective as in soothing
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noun as in encouragement
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Example Sentences
As someone who has been plagued by insecurities over my appearance for as long as I can remember, there is something reassuring about being shown pictures of myself from my early 20s.
"It would be reassuring to know that someone in authority was monitoring both the absolute number of licence holders swerving a ban and the reasons why they've been granted leave to keep driving," he said.
“I can tell my son that people face accountability for the things that they do, and that’s reassuring,” he said.
Dee was advised it would be reassuring for Cassie to meet her birth mother face-to-face.
Earlier this month, the justices let stand a Pennsylvania court decision that allowed voters with botched mail-in ballots to cast provisional ballots in person, which Finkelstein said was reassuring.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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