Synonyms for reassurance
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Princeton's WordNet

1. reassurancenoun

   the act of reassuring; restoring someone's confidence

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1. reassurancenoun

   Synonyms:
   renewed assurance

2. reassurancenoun

   Synonyms:
   (Law.) reinsurance

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1. List of paraphrases for "reassurance":

   reinsurance, assurance, comfort, tranquillity

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1. Conal Byrne:

   High school and college seniors are always in need of inspiration, reassurance and life advice as they head into the next chapter of their lives, and that is especially true this year.

2. Erin Michos:

   Now that this study is coming out, I'm going to share it with my patients. I think that many of them are worried, and although this data by no means dispels all fears -- because it's not a long enough follow-up -- I think it will give them at least some short-term reassurance.

3. Maki Inoue-Choi:

   Our findings may provide reassurance to people who already drink tea every day, but we don't recommend making decisions about whether people start drinking tea or change how much they are drinking right now.

4. Andrew Tyrie:

   The (Treasury) Committee is concerned about allegations involving HSBC and its Swiss private bank, banks have repeatedly told the Committee that, since the crisis, they have put in place reforms to ensure that they operate on the basis of sharply improved standards. The Committee will need reassurance that they have done so in private banking.

5. Wang Shenshen:

   The direct and immediate impact on the economy will be limited given the small size of the cut, but the action has made it clear the Chinese authorities are taking an accommodative stance and should give reassurance to Chinese stock markets.