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assure (Give confidence to), verb buoy up, cause to feel certain, cheer, comfort, confirm in conviction, convince, deliver from uncertainty, dismiss all doubt, embolden, encourage, enhearten, free from doubt, free from uncertainty, give hope, hearten, inspire, inspire hope, lead to believe, make certain, make confident, offer assurances to, persuade, put at ease, raise expectations, reassure, render certain, restore one's faith, satisfy, set at ease, solace

assure (Insure), verb affirm, agree to indemnify for loss, answer for, asseverate, attest, aver, avouch, avow, confirm, endorse, espouse, give security, guarantee, make a promise, make certain, make sure, pledge, profess, promise, render certain, render safe, secure against loss, solemnly promise, subscribe to, swear, underwrite, verify, vouch for, vow, warrant

See also: adduce, attest, avouch, avow, bear, bond, certify, confirm, contend, convince, corroborate, cosign, declare, disarm, ensure, guarantee, maintain, pledge, profess, promise, sponsor, swear, underwrite, verify, vouch, vow

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agree to indemnify for loss alleged assertive asseverate assured avouch buoy up cause to feel certain certain certify cheer comfort commit to writing confirm in conviction console convince deliver from uncertainty dismiss all doubt embolden			become void become weak becoming becoming greater becoming larger becoming more intense becomingness becripple becurtain bed bedaub bedecked Bedel bedevil bedevilment bedim bedizen bedlam bedraggled bedrape bedridden bedrock bedwarf Bee Beecher, Henry Ward been assured befall befalling befit befitting befog befogged befool before before further examination before mentioned before now before one’s eyes before time before-mentioned beforehand beforesaid befoul befouled befoulment befriend befriender befuddle befuddled befuddlement beg			been and been and been and gone and been and gone and been and gone and been and gone and been any good been any good been any good been anyone's been anyone's been around been around been as good as word been as good as word been as good as word been as good as word been asking for it been asking for it been asking for it been asking for it been asking for it been asking for trouble been asking for trouble been asking for trouble been asking for trouble been asking for trouble been associated been associated been associated been assured been at been at been at been at been at a loose end been at a stand been at a stand been at a stand been at a stand been at each other's throats been at each other's throats been at each other's throats been at each other's throats been at loose ends been at service been at service been at service been at service been at the bottom been at the bottom been at the bottom been at the end been at the end been at the end been at the end been at wits' end been at wits' end been at wits' end been attracted been attracted

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