reassured — having confidence restored; feeling less worried or anxious after receiving comfort or encouragement
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having confidence restored; feeling less worried or anxious after receiving comfort or encouragement
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌriːəˈʃʊrd/
Example Sentences
- The pilot's calm announcement left passengers feeling reassured despite the turbulence.
- Mom felt reassured when her teenager finally texted back 'Still alive, just forgot my phone existed.'
- He looked reassured after his boss confirmed that the mistake wouldn't affect his promotion.
reassured
ADJECTIVE[/ˌriːəˈʃʊrd/]
having confidence restored; feeling less worried or anxious after receiving comfort or encouragement
The doctor reassured the worried mother that her child would recover soon.
Having endured the wait, now feeling assured
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“The pilot's calm announcement left passengers feeling reassured despite the turbulence.”
“Mom felt reassured when her teenager finally texted back 'Still alive, just forgot my phone existed.'”
“He looked reassured after his boss confirmed that the mistake wouldn't affect his promotion.”
“She felt reassured by her cat's purring, even though the cat was probably just planning world domination.”
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