reassurance

Noun

(plural reassurances)

the feeling of being reassured, of having confidence restored, of having apprehensions dispelled
the act of confirming someone's opinion or impression
(law, dated) reinsurance

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It wasn't the reassurance she hoped for.
She held him tightly, desperate for the reassurance of his touch.
If she needed any reassurance about her appearance, it was immediately supplied by Yancey's reaction when she entered the family room.
Reassurance that no nasty deal between his mate and the demon-lord would arise.
No reassurance he'd be able to get past their history, no expression of wanting to be with her.

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