assured
- adjective
- /əˈʃʊrd/
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- She walked into the room with an assured demeanor, making everyone feel at ease.
So he says it contains the self assured spirit that acts or acted right?
- So he says it contains the self assured spirit that acts or acted right?
- Think they just thought it was so safe, so assured, they had only to lose from any potential risk.
- Where do you feel like you're maybe not self assured or confident or what what?
- Conscience is the self assured spirit which has its truth within itself in its knowledge and therein as knowledge of duty.
- He just came off as like just dignified, strong, smart, self assured.
- You've already had that moment of being self assured, being extra confident, and also putting in their mind the idea that they miss you.
- I think a lot of people think I'm very confident and self assured, but I'm actually pretty shy despite how I pretend I'm not.
- Well, I think so often as an incredible, just multifaceted, self assured black woman.
- You know, you have to give some thought to it and be assured that they sort of fit your what you want to end up as.
Examples
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I think a lot of people think I'm very confident and self assured, but I'm actually pretty shy despite how I pretend I'm not.
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I've always been very self assured and quite a confident and adamant that you know what I'm saying is right.
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Think they just thought it was so safe, so assured, they had only to lose from any potential risk.
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Thus the ones that remain, you are far more assured that they come from a working chemistry.
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They may find comfort in someone who seems so assured in their sense of right and wrong, or make him.
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You've already had that moment of being self assured, being extra confident, and also putting in their mind the idea that they miss you.
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Conscience is the self assured spirit which has its truth within itself in its knowledge and therein as knowledge of duty.
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He called me mature and self assured I guess playing into that not like other girls concept.
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But with what a fabulous moment she is having again, and this time, I think we can all rest assured that Judy is here to stay.
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His assured speech convinced the audience that he was the right person for the job.
Synonyms
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1.0
Feeling no doubt about something
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1.0
Feeling sure and having no doubt
715
2.5
Feeling sure about yourself or what will happen
117
3.6
Feeling confident and free from worry or doubt
46
3.0
Being sure you can do something well
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4.1
Confident about your abilities and decisions
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3.2
Feeling sure about your own abilities and worth
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6.8
Being completely sure about something even when you are wrong
Completely sure and showing full trust in someone or something
Completely certain that something is true
Completely certain that something is true
Very sure about something without any doubt
Idioms
How Confident
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Assured comes from an old root that meant 'safe' or 'secure', the same idea you see in sure. So when someone speaks in an assured voice, they sound made 'certain' and calm.