assurance in Latin
assurance in Latin is confīdentia — assurance means a confident promise or statement meant to remove doubt.
assurance in Latin
confīdentia
The state of being assured; total confidence or trust; a lack of doubt; certainty; guarantee.
What does "assurance" mean?
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noun A confident promise or statement meant to remove doubt.
"The manager gave us her assurance that the repairs would be finished soon."
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noun Confidence in oneself; self-assured certainty.
"He walked onto the stage with calm assurance."
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noun British English term for insurance, especially life insurance.
"Many people in Britain pay for assurance to protect their family if they die."
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assurance in a sentence
- The manager gave us her assurance that the repairs would be finished soon.
- Despite the doctor's assurances, he still felt worried about the test.
- He walked onto the stage with calm assurance.
- Years of practice gave the young pianist a quiet assurance.
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What is "assurance" in Latin?
"assurance" in Latin is confīdentia. assurance means: A confident promise or statement meant to remove doubt.
How do you use "assurance" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager gave us her assurance that the repairs would be finished soon." In Latin, "assurance" is confīdentia.
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