Reassured

To have been restored to confidence; to have had doubts or anxieties dispelled. It signifies the act of alleviating worry, fear, or uncertainty, typically by providing comfort, encouragement, or information that proves a situation or outcome is safe, positive, or less threatening than initially perceived. It implies a soothing effect on someone's state of mind, fostering a sense of security or renewed belief. The act of reassuring often involves verbal or non-verbal cues, such as a calm tone, physical touch, or the presentation of evidence.

Reassured meaning with examples

• After the doctor explained the test results, which showed no sign of the disease, the patient felt Reassured. The information alleviated her long-standing worry about her health and the relief washed over her. She smiled and was finally able to relax after a week of anxiety and worry.
• Despite the market's volatility, the CEO’s calm and confident address to investors Reassured them about the company's stability. They took heart from the news and his clear vision and were less tempted to pull their investments. The positive tone significantly helped their stress level.
• The child, frightened by the thunderstorm, was Reassured by their mother's warm embrace and calming words. Their mother let them know the storm was a brief occurrence. The physical comfort and comforting dialogue quickly calmed his fears. It brought him a smile
• Seeing the security personnel increase their presence Reassured the concert attendees that their safety was prioritized. With the police and security on display, they now felt protected and could enjoy the concert. This allowed them to relax and have a good time.
• The mechanic, after thoroughly inspecting the car, Reassured the owner that the repairs were minor and inexpensive. After they were told about the damage, they felt less concerned after learning the extent of damage. They were able to relax as he explained all the steps.