reassure
Verb
Meaning
To assure anew; to restore confidence to; to free from fear or terror.
To reinsure.
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The airline tried to reassure the customers that the planes were safe
I reassured him that we were safe
Across all sectors we need to reassure vast sections of the workforce that robots and AI can enhance their working lives, rather than hindering them.
After defeating Logan and bringing him to Alberta, Canada, Rogers went on to "reassure" Logan that this wasn't "his" past by showing him the adamantium-frozen body of Earth-616's Logan.
Ahead of tonight’s Burns Night celebrations, I’m delighted to reassure the nation that all is well in the land of the haggis.
And that’s the thing that I have to reassure her a lot and I love doing it.”