assure
To say to someone in a strong way that something is true or will happen, to make them feel sure.
To state to someone with certainty that something is true or will happen, often to remove doubt or worry.
To help someone feel sure and not worried about something.
To make someone feel certain and less anxious about something.
To make certain that something will happen or succeed.
To make sure that something will definitely happen or be successful.
- Base: assure
- 3rd Person Singular: assures
- Present Participle: assuring
- Past: assured
assure someone of something
1Tell someone something is certain
To say strongly to a person that something is true or will happen.
- The company assured customers of the product’s safety.
- She assured me of her full support.
rest assured
1be certain and not worry about it
Be sure and not worried about something because it is guaranteed.
- Rest assured, we will deliver your order on time.
- You can rest assured that your money is safe with us.
rest assured
2Be sure and not worried
You can be sure and not worried because something will happen as promised.
- Rest assured, we will handle everything for you.
- You can rest assured that your package will arrive on time.