assurance

UK /əˈʃɔːɹəns/ US /əˈʃʊɹəns/
noun 5

Collocations

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(noun.) promise

ADJ

absolute, categorical, clear, firm, full | further, repeated

formal, official, personal, verbal, written

The government provided a written assurance that the new safety standards would be implemented by next year.

VERB + ASSURANCE

have

The company has received written assurance that the product will be delivered on time.

give sb, offer sb, provide | gain, get, obtain, receive | ask for, demand, seek, want

accept, be satisfied with

She was satisfied with the company's assurance about delivering the package on time.

go back on, renege on

The company went back on its assurance that prices would not increase this year.

PREP

~ about

The manager gave us assurance about the delivery date for our new office furniture.

~ by/from

The doctor gave us reassuring words by confirming the treatment would work effectively.

PHRASES

despite/in spite of assurances

In spite of repeated assurances from the doctor, she remained worried about the test results.

2

(noun.) feeling of calm and confidence

ADJ

calm, quiet

He answered the difficult questions with quiet assurance, as if he had prepared for weeks.

VERB + ASSURANCE

have

show

The young athlete showed remarkable assurance when speaking to reporters after winning the championship.

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