Antonyms for reassuredre·as·sured

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1. reassuredadjective

   having confidence restored; freed from anxiety

   "reassured by her praise he pressed on"

   Antonyms:
   shy, timid, diffident, unsure

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1. David Clohessy:

   For years now, Penn State enthusiasts have repeatedly reassured everyone who'd listen that the university's problematic culture about sex crimes had been 'reformed, the latest allegations -- that a fraternity members posted nude pictures of women on Facebook, some of whom appeared to be sleeping or passed out -- raise serious doubts about those claims.

2. Shogo Maekawa:

   Investors who were already excited about the U.S. chip sector's earnings the day before got even more reassured after they saw how their stocks moved.

3. Liran Hiersch:

   Since the effect of a previous miscarriage on the risk for future complications was only mild, women should be reassured that in most cases no adverse effect is expected.

4. Sammee Lesmeister:

   She reassured me that, ‘Mom, you’re right. Something’s wrong with your daughter,’.

5. Frances Wolf:

   Of course, I was concerned when I first heard, being reassured by the physicians that it was early and treatable and a really good prognosis, I think we have great courage and feel all right. I feel more than hopeful.

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