reassurance|reassurances in English

noun

[re·as·sur·ance || ‚rɪːə'ʃʊrəns /-ʃʊər-]

restoration of confidence, act of assuring agai

Use "reassurance|reassurances" in a sentence

1. I patted her shoulder in reassurance.

2. Someone who can give us the reassurances we require.

3. But my reassurances did nothing to allay his nervous demeanor.

4. Despite Nkurunziza’s reassurances, however, Burundians continue to flee the country

5. Reassurances may need to be given on continuity of employment.

6. Ask for reassurance every five minutes.

7. Then there is reassurance from experiments.

8. And Londoners need explanations and reassurance.

9. He glanced at her, seeking reassurance.

10. The reading for today offer us hope and reassurance.

11. According to Fielding, Lorne was seriously overdue for reassurance.

12. She needed reassurance that she belonged somewhere.

13. He held onto her hand for reassurance.

14. He drew reassurance from the enthusiastic applause.

15. Horses also seek body contact for reassurance.

16. They are offering practical help and reassurance.

17. However, sufferers get Bluffed by their anxiety and become desperate for reassurance, which only works temporarily: People can become reassurance junkies

18. Coming from the mayor, the reassurance was convincing.

19. (Proverbs 2:7-9) What a reassurance this is!

20. Lorne wanted reassurance about the nature of his role.

21. I sought reassurance that Martina's number wasn't listed there.

22. They probably want a little extra reassurance, that's all.

23. Teenagers need love, encouragement and reassurance from their parents.

24. Parents are looking for reassurance about their children's safety.

25. Pray to your Father in Heaven for peace and reassurance.