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assurance vs. reassurance 10 years 7 months ago #149

  • Jhansi Rani
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When we use the word assurance and when we use the word reassurance?Are they same contextually?
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assurance vs. reassurance 10 years 7 months ago #152

  • Purvi Mohanty
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It isn't the same... The difference between the two is:

Assurance stands for: A positive declaration or a promise.
Whereas
Reassurance stands for: A double confirmation eliminating all doubts.

:woohoo: :silly: B)
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assurance vs. reassurance 10 years 6 months ago #171

Assurance is declaration to give build confidence in someone while reassurance is to remove someone's doubts for comfort.Some words in English are used interchangeably even though there is a difference in meaning of these words.
- By Monika Agarwal
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assurance vs. reassurance 10 years 6 months ago #188

An assurance means you are promising your friend the required support, Whereas reassurance means you again promise him of support after an event or an incident.
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