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The act of giving someone comfort or confidence, especially in a difficult situation.
His words of reassurance helped calm her nerves before the interview.
His comforting words made her feel less anxious about the interview.
The manager provided reassurance to the team that their jobs were secure.
The manager assured the team that their positions were safe.
Often used in emotional or professional contexts to alleviate worry or doubt.
Use 'reassurance' in situations where someone needs emotional or professional support.
Use 'reassurance' sparingly to maintain its impact in serious or important situations.
From Middle English 'reassuren,' from Old French 'rassurer,' from 're-' (again) + 'assurer' (to assure).
Commonly used in personal, professional, and medical contexts to convey a sense of security or relief.