Make
Reassure
Reassure verb - To ease the grief or distress of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Hades has to make a lot of effort to reassure her that he would never touch her against her will.
Source: Literature / Receiver Of Many -
Both of these are intentional: the former to make it seem plausible for your client to be implicated in the murder, and the latter to reassure you that your clients are almost always innocent.
Source: Super Dickery -
So they actively try to make her feeling valued and reassure her that she is a damned good pilot.
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