Synonyms for re-assured
Grammar : Adj, verb |
Spell : ree-uh-shoor, -shur |
Phonetic Transcription : ˌri əˈʃʊər, -ˈʃɜr |
Top 10 synonyms for re-assured Other synonyms for the word re-assured
- abate
- abet
- absolute
- advance
- affirm
- aid
- aided
- allay
- allayed
- alleviate
- alleviated
- ameliorate
- angel
- animated
- answer for
- anticipating
- anticipative
- appeased
- applaud
- assist
- assuage
- assure
- assured
- at ease
- attest
- authenticate
- authorize
- avail
- aver
- avow
- back
- back up
- bag
- balanced
- bankroll
- be adequate
- be enough
- be responsible for
- be sufficient
- be surety for
- becalm
- befriend
- bet on
- bind oneself
- blithe
- bolster
- boost
- brace
- brighten
- buck up
- buoy
- buoyant
- calm
- cared
- carefree
- carry
- cause
- certify
- cheer
- cheer up
- cheered
- cheerful
- cinch
- come up to
- comfort
- comfortable
- comforted
- commiserate with
- commission
- commove
- complete
- comply with
- compose
- conclusive
- condole
- confident
- confirm
- conform to
- console
- consoled
- content
- convince
- corroborate
- cosign
- countenance
- delight
- determined
- develop
- dispel doubt
- divert
- do
- eager
- ease
- easy
- egg on
- elate
- elated
- embolden
- emboldened
- encourage
- endorse
- endue
- energize
- enhearten
- enkindle
- enliven
- enlivened
- ensure
- enthusiastic
- equip
- established
- evidence
- evince
- exalt
- excite
- exhilarate
- expecting
- faithful
- favor
- fearless
- fill
- fire up
- firm
- for
- fortify
- forward
- forward-looking
- foster
- free
- fulfill
- furnish
- further
- galvanize
- get
- get behind
- get by
- give a leg up
- give a lift
- give bond
- give confidence
- give courage
- give impetus
- give one an idea
- give pep talk
- give rise to
- give shot in arm
- gladden
- go for
- goad
- grant respite
- grubstake
- guarantee
- guaranty
- hearten
- help
- high
- hopeful
- hoping
- imbue
- impress
- improve
- in the bag
- incite
- induce
- infect
- inflame
- influence
- inform
- infuse
- inspire
- inspired
- inspirit
- inspirited
- instigate
- instill
- insure
- inveigle
- invigorate
- invite
- juice
- keep promise
- keeping the faith
- license
- lighten burden
- lighthearted
- locked on
- looking forward to
- lull
- maintain
- make bail
- make certain
- make good
- make sure
- make the grade
- make well
- meet
- mitigate
- mollified
- mortgage
- motivate
- nailed down
- notify
- nourish
- observe
- occasion
- okay
- on ice
- optimistic
- pacified
- pacify
- pass muster
- pat on the back
- perform
- perk up
- persuade
- pick up
- pick up the check
- pick up the tab
- placated
- praise
- prevail
- prick
- produce
- profess
- promote
- prop up
- protect
- prove
- provide
- provoke
- psych up
- psyche up
- pull for
- push
- put at ease
- put mind at ease
- put one's mind to rest
- qualify
- quell
- quicken
- quiet
- quiet fears
- quieten
- rally
- reanimate
- reassure
- reassured
- reconciled
- refresh
- reinforce
- relax
- relaxed
- reliable
- relieve
- remedy
- renewed
- resolute
- restore
- revitalize
- revive
- revivify
- root for
- rose-colored
- rosy
- rouse
- roused
- rubber-stamp
- salve
- sanction
- sanguine
- satisfied
- satisfy
- score
- second
- secure
- sedate
- self-assured
- self-confident
- sell
- sell on
- serene
- serve
- serve the purpose
- set up
- settled
- shoo-in
- show
- side with
- sign for
- smile upon
- snap one out of it
- soften
- solace
- solaced
- solid
- soothe
- soothed
- sound
- spark
- spur
- stable
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- start off
- state
- steadfast
- steady
- steel
- still
- stimulate
- stir
- strengthen
- strike
- stroke
- strong
- subscribe to
- subsidize
- succor
- suffice
- support
- supported
- sure
- sure thing
- sustain
- sway
- swear
- sympathize
- testify
- tide over
- touch
- tranquilize
- tried and true
- trigger
- trustful
- trusting
- unanxious
- undoubtful
- unflagging
- upbeat
- uphold
- upraise
- urge
- validate
- verify
- vouch
- vouch for
- wager
- warrant
- well-founded
- win over
- witness
- work up
Définition of re-assured
Origin :- "restore (someone) to confidence," 1590s, from re- "back, again" + assure. Related: Reassured; reassuring.
- As in secure : adj certain, definite
- As in encouraged : adj heartened
- As in relieved : adj eased in mind
- As in hopeful : adj optimistic, expectant
- As in inspire : verb encourage, stimulate
- As in assure : verb convince, relieve doubt
- As in reassure : verb restore confidence to
- As in satisfy : verb answer, persuade
- As in settle : verb calm, relieve
- As in certify : verb declare as true
- As in inspirit : verb encourage
- As in comfort : verb make to feel better
- As in embolden : verb encourage
- As in encourage : verb stimulate spiritually
- As in encourage : verb give support; help
- As in guarantee : verb pledge, promise
- As in hearten : verb raise someone's spirits
- When they did, we have seen how it cheered and re-assured them.
- Extract from : « 'Our guy' » by Mrs. E. E. Boyd
- For the silence succeeding the short exclamatory speech has not re-assured him.
- Extract from : « The Death Shot » by Mayne Reid
- Re-assured he again dips his blade, and pushes on as before.
- Extract from : « The Death Shot » by Mayne Reid
- The sacrificers were sore afraid, but Tohil re-assured them.
- Extract from : « The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume 5 » by Hubert Howe Bancroft
- But, re-assured by Siegfried's smiling face, she went forward again.
- Extract from : « The Story of Siegfried » by James Baldwin
- Mr. Meekin expressed some alarm; but Dr. Macklewain re-assured him.
- Extract from : « For the Term of His Natural Life » by Marcus Clarke
- It was the voice of a mortal child, and Miss Jerusha was re-assured.
- Extract from : « The Actress' Daughter » by May Agnes Fleming
- And so having cheered and re-assured them, Pike pushed on again.
- Extract from : « Sunset Pass » by Charles King
- Re-assured on this point, Julian hastened out into the grounds.
- Extract from : « The New Magdalen » by Wilkie Collins
- Dorcas hopes she has re-assured her: but wishes me not to depend upon it.
- Extract from : « Clarissa, Volume 6 (of 9) » by Samuel Richardson
Antonyms for re-assured
- aggravate
- agitate
- anger
- annoy
- apathetic
- block
- bore
- bother
- break
- bring down
- calm
- cease
- conceal
- condemn
- confuse
- contradict
- counteract
- damage
- dampen
- deaden
- decrease
- deject
- delicate
- deny
- depart
- depress
- depressed
- despairing
- desperate
- despondent
- destroy
- deter
- disagree
- disallow
- disappoint
- disapprove
- disavow
- disclaim
- discontent
- discourage
- discouraged
- discredit
- dishearten
- disheartened
- disinterested
- dispirit
- dispirited
- disprove
- dissatisfy
- dissuade
- distraught
- distress
- disturb
- down
- dull
- endangered
- enervate
- exasperate
- excite
- fail
- fearful
- feeble
- flexible
- forget
- frustrate
- gloomy
- halt
- harm
- heavy
- hide
- hinder
- hopeless
- hurt
- ignore
- imbalanced
- impede
- inauspicious
- incite
- increase
- indefinite
- infirm
- injure
- insecure
- intensify
- invalidate
- irresolute
- irritate
- leave
- leave alone
- let go
- loose
- lose
- low
- lull
- magnify
- miss
- mix up
- move
- moving
- neglect
- obstruct
- oppose
- pain
- pale
- pessimistic
- please
- pointless
- prevent
- protest
- provoke
- quiet
- refuse
- refute
- reject
- renounce
- repress
- repudiate
- sad
- sadden
- soft
- stop
- suppress
- take
- thwart
- tire
- torment
- torture
- trouble
- uncertain
- undecided
- undermine
- unenthusiastic
- unfastened
- unfixed
- unhappy
- uninspire
- unnerve
- unpromising
- unprotected
- unreliable
- unsafe
- unsecure
- unsettle
- unsound
- unstable
- unsure
- untrustworthy
- upset
- veto
- vex
- wavering
- weak
- weaken
- wobbly
- worried
- worry
- worsen
- wretched
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