Reassure

usgb/ˌriːəˈʃʊr/
verb

To give comfort or confidence to someone who is worried or nervous.

She touched his hand reassuringly, in an attempt to reassure him.
Visual representation of "reassure" - To give comfort or confidence to someone who is worried or nervous

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  • reassure someone
  • reassure oneself
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Emotional Support

Used when someone needs emotional backing to feel secure or less anxious.

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After the bad news, he needed a friend to reassure him.
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Physical Gestures

Accompanied by a comforting touch or hug to convey empathy.

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Her hug was meant to reassure the child during the storm.
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Non-Verbal Cues

Can be conveyed through a smile or nod, not just through words.

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His nod reassured her that she had answered the question correctly.
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