assuredness
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6.1
- noun
- /əˈʃʊrdnəs/
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seguridad
- Despite the pressure of the situation, his assuredness allowed him to handle objections with ease.
He's always come in with the full assuredness of his white lab coat, his God complex.
- He's always come in with the full assuredness of his white lab coat, his God complex.
- Whether that manifests an independence Oregon just self assuredness, self-confidence, just an independent security in their own being.
- We have a sense, generally speaking, if we're well or well enough, a sense of assuredness about what's what, you know, is a table here and and so on.
- But every, there's a lot of people who are just waiting, waiting for that, that assuredness that there is a secure career net ahead of them before they commit.
Examples
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They radiated confidence, experience, and self-assuredness in how they would manage the responsibilities of America's unique global role.
Blog text (22) -
When there is agreement throughout the team and coaching staff about the role of each player, it lends a sense of calm and assuredness to the team's play.
Blog text (17) -
And it's also having the assuredness that you can live without this thing.
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We have a sense, generally speaking, if we're well or well enough, a sense of assuredness about what's what, you know, is a table here and and so on.
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Turkey is displaying a high degree of self-assuredness and activism in its foreign relations.
Academic text (2000) -
Withstanding abuse and dissent while concurrently carrying out a complex task requires assuredness and conviction.
Academic text (2007) -
From someone who has been a politician at the national level for eight years (a two-term governor of a state), that combination of humility and self-assuredness was refreshing and very human.
Blog text (13) -
In fact, plans developed so rapidly and with such assuredness and goodwill—for a breathless moment she felt as if they had been married all over again—that she was astonished and hurt when, without explanation, he suddenly let the matter drop.
Fiction book (1994) -
When faced with challenges, her assuredness helped her to remain calm and make the right decisions.
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He spoke with a clear assuredness that inspired confidence in the team during the presentation.
Synonyms
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1.9
A belief that you can rely on someone or something
49
3.5
Trust in your own skills and worth
38
5.1
Calm control of your feelings and actions in a difficult situation
37
5.5
A calm, confident, and steady way of holding yourself
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3.3
A feeling of confidence in your own abilities
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5.0
Calm and control of feelings in difficult situations
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8.2
Confidence and calm when you are under pressure
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3.5
Confidence in your own ability to do things and make choices
3
6.6
A feeling that something is true or will happen
1
3.6
A feeling of confidence and certainty without doubt
1
9.9
Calm and steady behavior when things are difficult or dangerous
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9.0
Ability to stay calm and not show worry under pressure
A strong belief in yourself that never goes away
Calm control of your feelings when things are difficult
A calm, steady way to behave when things are difficult
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Assuredness comes from assure + the ending -ness, and assure goes back to an old idea of making someone 'safe' or 'certain', like the words sure and secure. So, assuredness means being 'sure' and calm, a feeling of safety and confidence when things are difficult.