Definition of reassurance in English:

reassurance

noun riːəˈʃʊərənsˌriəˈʃʊrəns

mass noun

1The action of removing someone's doubts or fears.
children need reassurance and praise
Example sentencesExamples
- But the main need for our frail elderly brothers and sisters in Christ is fellowship and reassurance in the gospel.
- I had interviewed her and noted she was nervous and wanted reassurance and comfort.
- As a result, they feel they need relief and reassurance more than ever.
- Support and reassurance that growing pains will pass as children grow up can help them relax.
- The arrival of police community support officers and community wardens can help give the public reassurance.
- She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors.
- Perhaps it was for his own consolation - like pinching oneself in reassurance.
- Women who have experienced such loss require considerable reassurance and support in a subsequent pregnancy.
- If only my mother had known about such simple measures as adjusting the feeding position and soothing reassurance.
- There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential.
- Along with the spinach pancakes I also enjoyed some comfort and reassurance.
- My children gain comfort and reassurance from me in exactly that tableau.
- Underneath you both want reassurance, but fear you'll be rejected.
- They are given support and reassurance during their stay but, once they return home, they are on their own.
- To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it.
- Through it all, a coach provides a steady stream of encouragement and reassurance.
- Enthusiastic patient contact, reassurance, and long term support are important.
- I know that many people find a great deal of comfort and reassurance from their faith and I'm happy for them.
- For these children, the parent seemed to be both a source of fear and of reassurance.
- Lisa is aware of his constant presence, bringing reassurance and comfort.
Synonyms
comfort, solace
1. 1.1count noun A statement that removes someone's doubts or fears.
  we have been given reassurances that the water is safe to drink
  Example sentencesExamples
  The diplomats will be on hand to offer their condolences and reassurances to the grief-stricken nurses.
  Instead, they have been issued only general reassurances that private companies will make allowances for them.
  Despite constant reassurances to the director on the proposed sale, commercial negotiations have yet to be completed by the company.
  He had to pay for a wheel clamp to be removed in early April and despite reassurances has still not seen a penny of his £95 back.
  The scream, and the voices that answered with soothing reassurances, came from down the hall.
  Institutional investors are understood to be seeking reassurances that companies will take on board their concerns.
  So, as you would expect, the golfers wanted reassurances, guarantees and prompt answers to any questions they might have.
  Plato listened intently, offering reassurances every step of the way.
  Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will silence the critics.
  York MP Hugh Bayley is now demanding reassurances from the health trusts into which his Government pumped thousands of extra pounds.
  The Selby and York Primary Care Trust, which will administer the new service, offers its reassurances that the good work will continue.
  Festival organizers seem to have keyed into the public anxiety over their use of the park and are offering plenty of reassurances.
  Police have offered reassurances to the public after a registered sex offender was sent to prison for nearly ten years after re-offending.
  There are no reassurances, but I understand fully what the member and Mr Donnelly are talking about, and we do not have a problem.
  The agreement has yet to be finalised, and Kent councillors are understood to be seeking reassurances about their end of the deal before they sign on the dotted line.
  They aren't the only ones who want answers or reassurances that such a power outage won't happen again.
  Notice that his reassurances about her doubts initially take the form of a warning about the dangers of narrative.
  This negative response occurs despite reassurances that it will take a short time to complete.
  And councillors are demanding reassurances that correct procedures were followed.
  The Europhile former chancellor wanted reassurances about the direction Mr Howard intends to take the party.

Definition of reassurance in US English:

reassurance

nounˌriəˈʃʊrənsˌrēəˈSHo͝orəns

1The action of removing someone's doubts or fears.
children need reassurance and praise
Example sentencesExamples
- There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential.
- If only my mother had known about such simple measures as adjusting the feeding position and soothing reassurance.
- For these children, the parent seemed to be both a source of fear and of reassurance.
- I know that many people find a great deal of comfort and reassurance from their faith and I'm happy for them.
- Through it all, a coach provides a steady stream of encouragement and reassurance.
- Along with the spinach pancakes I also enjoyed some comfort and reassurance.
- Women who have experienced such loss require considerable reassurance and support in a subsequent pregnancy.
- Enthusiastic patient contact, reassurance, and long term support are important.
- But the main need for our frail elderly brothers and sisters in Christ is fellowship and reassurance in the gospel.
- My children gain comfort and reassurance from me in exactly that tableau.
- Underneath you both want reassurance, but fear you'll be rejected.
- To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it.
- The arrival of police community support officers and community wardens can help give the public reassurance.
- They are given support and reassurance during their stay but, once they return home, they are on their own.
- Support and reassurance that growing pains will pass as children grow up can help them relax.
- Lisa is aware of his constant presence, bringing reassurance and comfort.
- She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors.
- I had interviewed her and noted she was nervous and wanted reassurance and comfort.
- As a result, they feel they need relief and reassurance more than ever.
- Perhaps it was for his own consolation - like pinching oneself in reassurance.
Synonyms
comfort, solace
1. 1.1 A statement or comment that removes someone's doubts or fears.
  we have been given reassurances that the water is safe to drink
  Example sentencesExamples
  He had to pay for a wheel clamp to be removed in early April and despite reassurances has still not seen a penny of his £95 back.
  The diplomats will be on hand to offer their condolences and reassurances to the grief-stricken nurses.
  They aren't the only ones who want answers or reassurances that such a power outage won't happen again.
  There are no reassurances, but I understand fully what the member and Mr Donnelly are talking about, and we do not have a problem.
  The agreement has yet to be finalised, and Kent councillors are understood to be seeking reassurances about their end of the deal before they sign on the dotted line.
  The Europhile former chancellor wanted reassurances about the direction Mr Howard intends to take the party.
  Despite constant reassurances to the director on the proposed sale, commercial negotiations have yet to be completed by the company.
  York MP Hugh Bayley is now demanding reassurances from the health trusts into which his Government pumped thousands of extra pounds.
  So, as you would expect, the golfers wanted reassurances, guarantees and prompt answers to any questions they might have.
  Institutional investors are understood to be seeking reassurances that companies will take on board their concerns.
  Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will silence the critics.
  Police have offered reassurances to the public after a registered sex offender was sent to prison for nearly ten years after re-offending.
  Festival organizers seem to have keyed into the public anxiety over their use of the park and are offering plenty of reassurances.
  The scream, and the voices that answered with soothing reassurances, came from down the hall.
  The Selby and York Primary Care Trust, which will administer the new service, offers its reassurances that the good work will continue.
  This negative response occurs despite reassurances that it will take a short time to complete.
  Notice that his reassurances about her doubts initially take the form of a warning about the dangers of narrative.
  And councillors are demanding reassurances that correct procedures were followed.
  Plato listened intently, offering reassurances every step of the way.
  Instead, they have been issued only general reassurances that private companies will make allowances for them.

单词	reassurance
释义	Definition of reassurance in English: reassurance noun riːəˈʃʊərənsˌriəˈʃʊrəns mass noun 1The action of removing someone's doubts or fears. children need reassurance and praise Example sentencesExamples But the main need for our frail elderly brothers and sisters in Christ is fellowship and reassurance in the gospel. I had interviewed her and noted she was nervous and wanted reassurance and comfort. As a result, they feel they need relief and reassurance more than ever. Support and reassurance that growing pains will pass as children grow up can help them relax. The arrival of police community support officers and community wardens can help give the public reassurance. She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors. Perhaps it was for his own consolation - like pinching oneself in reassurance. Women who have experienced such loss require considerable reassurance and support in a subsequent pregnancy. If only my mother had known about such simple measures as adjusting the feeding position and soothing reassurance. There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential. Along with the spinach pancakes I also enjoyed some comfort and reassurance. My children gain comfort and reassurance from me in exactly that tableau. Underneath you both want reassurance, but fear you'll be rejected. They are given support and reassurance during their stay but, once they return home, they are on their own. To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it. Through it all, a coach provides a steady stream of encouragement and reassurance. Enthusiastic patient contact, reassurance, and long term support are important. I know that many people find a great deal of comfort and reassurance from their faith and I'm happy for them. For these children, the parent seemed to be both a source of fear and of reassurance. Lisa is aware of his constant presence, bringing reassurance and comfort. Synonyms comfort, solace 1.1count noun A statement that removes someone's doubts or fears. we have been given reassurances that the water is safe to drink Example sentencesExamples The diplomats will be on hand to offer their condolences and reassurances to the grief-stricken nurses. Instead, they have been issued only general reassurances that private companies will make allowances for them. Despite constant reassurances to the director on the proposed sale, commercial negotiations have yet to be completed by the company. He had to pay for a wheel clamp to be removed in early April and despite reassurances has still not seen a penny of his £95 back. The scream, and the voices that answered with soothing reassurances, came from down the hall. Institutional investors are understood to be seeking reassurances that companies will take on board their concerns. So, as you would expect, the golfers wanted reassurances, guarantees and prompt answers to any questions they might have. Plato listened intently, offering reassurances every step of the way. Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will silence the critics. York MP Hugh Bayley is now demanding reassurances from the health trusts into which his Government pumped thousands of extra pounds. The Selby and York Primary Care Trust, which will administer the new service, offers its reassurances that the good work will continue. Festival organizers seem to have keyed into the public anxiety over their use of the park and are offering plenty of reassurances. Police have offered reassurances to the public after a registered sex offender was sent to prison for nearly ten years after re-offending. There are no reassurances, but I understand fully what the member and Mr Donnelly are talking about, and we do not have a problem. The agreement has yet to be finalised, and Kent councillors are understood to be seeking reassurances about their end of the deal before they sign on the dotted line. They aren't the only ones who want answers or reassurances that such a power outage won't happen again. Notice that his reassurances about her doubts initially take the form of a warning about the dangers of narrative. This negative response occurs despite reassurances that it will take a short time to complete. And councillors are demanding reassurances that correct procedures were followed. The Europhile former chancellor wanted reassurances about the direction Mr Howard intends to take the party. Definition of reassurance in US English: reassurance nounˌriəˈʃʊrənsˌrēəˈSHo͝orəns 1The action of removing someone's doubts or fears. children need reassurance and praise Example sentencesExamples There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential. If only my mother had known about such simple measures as adjusting the feeding position and soothing reassurance. For these children, the parent seemed to be both a source of fear and of reassurance. I know that many people find a great deal of comfort and reassurance from their faith and I'm happy for them. Through it all, a coach provides a steady stream of encouragement and reassurance. Along with the spinach pancakes I also enjoyed some comfort and reassurance. Women who have experienced such loss require considerable reassurance and support in a subsequent pregnancy. Enthusiastic patient contact, reassurance, and long term support are important. But the main need for our frail elderly brothers and sisters in Christ is fellowship and reassurance in the gospel. My children gain comfort and reassurance from me in exactly that tableau. Underneath you both want reassurance, but fear you'll be rejected. To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it. The arrival of police community support officers and community wardens can help give the public reassurance. They are given support and reassurance during their stay but, once they return home, they are on their own. Support and reassurance that growing pains will pass as children grow up can help them relax. Lisa is aware of his constant presence, bringing reassurance and comfort. She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors. I had interviewed her and noted she was nervous and wanted reassurance and comfort. As a result, they feel they need relief and reassurance more than ever. Perhaps it was for his own consolation - like pinching oneself in reassurance. Synonyms comfort, solace 1.1 A statement or comment that removes someone's doubts or fears. we have been given reassurances that the water is safe to drink Example sentencesExamples He had to pay for a wheel clamp to be removed in early April and despite reassurances has still not seen a penny of his £95 back. The diplomats will be on hand to offer their condolences and reassurances to the grief-stricken nurses. They aren't the only ones who want answers or reassurances that such a power outage won't happen again. There are no reassurances, but I understand fully what the member and Mr Donnelly are talking about, and we do not have a problem. The agreement has yet to be finalised, and Kent councillors are understood to be seeking reassurances about their end of the deal before they sign on the dotted line. The Europhile former chancellor wanted reassurances about the direction Mr Howard intends to take the party. Despite constant reassurances to the director on the proposed sale, commercial negotiations have yet to be completed by the company. York MP Hugh Bayley is now demanding reassurances from the health trusts into which his Government pumped thousands of extra pounds. So, as you would expect, the golfers wanted reassurances, guarantees and prompt answers to any questions they might have. Institutional investors are understood to be seeking reassurances that companies will take on board their concerns. Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will silence the critics. Police have offered reassurances to the public after a registered sex offender was sent to prison for nearly ten years after re-offending. Festival organizers seem to have keyed into the public anxiety over their use of the park and are offering plenty of reassurances. The scream, and the voices that answered with soothing reassurances, came from down the hall. The Selby and York Primary Care Trust, which will administer the new service, offers its reassurances that the good work will continue. This negative response occurs despite reassurances that it will take a short time to complete. Notice that his reassurances about her doubts initially take the form of a warning about the dangers of narrative. And councillors are demanding reassurances that correct procedures were followed. Plato listened intently, offering reassurances every step of the way. Instead, they have been issued only general reassurances that private companies will make allowances for them.
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