18 Reassuring Expressions
Reassuring someone means helping them feel less anxious, worried, or upset. Whether you’re comforting a friend or calming someone in a stressful situation, knowing how to use reassuring expressions in English is key to effective communication.
In this lesson, we’ll cover 18 powerful phrases that you can use in both speaking and writing to help soothe and comfort others. If you’re looking to build your vocabulary and confidence in offering reassurance, these expressions are perfect for you. Let’s explore how to make people feel better with these comforting words.
In other words, to reassure means:
- To soothe
- To comfort
Examples:
- I found his words enormously reassuring.
- I’m afraid there’s not much I can say to reassure you.
- My brother tried to sound calm and reassuring.
Here are 18 phrases that you can use to reassure them and make them feel better.
You can use these 18 expressions in speaking and writing.
- Don’t worry.
- No problem.
- You’ll be fine. / It’ll be fine.
- That’s okay.
- What are you worrying for?
- Everything will be fine.
- There’s no need to worry.
- Take it easy.
- There’s nothing to worry about.
- It’s going to be easy.
- It’ll turn out all right.
- Don’t worry you will be fine.
- It isn’t as bad as all that.
- Whatever you may have heard…
- Rest assured,…
- Let me give you a hug.
- I can assure you that…
- I’m always there for you.
Reassuring expressions are essential when it comes to making others feel at ease. Whether you’re saying, “Don’t worry” or “Rest assured,” these phrases can make a big difference in calming nerves and providing comfort.
Now that you’ve learned 18 common phrases, you can confidently use them in any situation where someone needs reassurance. Start practicing today and become more fluent in offering support and comfort in English!
