assurance 音标拼音: [əʃ'ʊrəns]
n . 保证,确信,保险
保证,确信,保险
assurance 保证
assurance 保证
assurance n 1 :
freedom from doubt ;
belief in yourself and your abilities ;
"
his assurance in his superiority did not make him popular "; "
after that failure he lost his confidence "; "
she spoke with authority " [
synonym : {
assurance }, {
self -
assurance },
{
confidence }, {
self -
confidence }, {
authority }, {
sureness }]
2 :
a binding commitment to do or give or refrain from something ;
"
an assurance of help when needed "; "
signed a pledge never to reveal the secret " [
synonym : {
assurance }, {
pledge }]
3 :
a statement intended to inspire confidence ; "
the President '
s assurances were not respected "
4 :
a British term for some kinds of insurance Assurance \
As *
sur "
ance \,
n . [
OE .
assuraunce ,
F .
assurance ,
fr .
assurer .
See {
Assure }.]
1 .
The act of assuring ;
a declaration tending to inspire full confidence ;
that which is designed to give confidence .
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Whereof he hath given assurance unto all men ,
in that he hath raised him from the dead . --
Acts xvii .
31 .
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Assurances of support came pouring in daily .
--
Macaulay .
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2 .
The state of being assured ;
firm persuasion ;
full confidence or trust ;
freedom from doubt ;
certainty .
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Let us draw with a true heart in full assurance of faith ,
having our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience . --
Heb .
x .
22 .
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3 .
Firmness of mind ;
undoubting ,
steadiness ;
intrepidity ;
courage ;
confidence ;
self -
reliance .
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Brave men meet danger with assurance . --
Knolles .
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Conversation with the world will give them knowledge and assurance . --
Locke .
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4 .
Excess of boldness ;
impudence ;
audacity ;
as ,
his assurance is intolerable .
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5 .
Betrothal ;
affiance . [
Obs .] --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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6 .
Insurance ;
a contract for the payment of a sum on occasion of a certain event ,
as loss or death .
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Note :
Recently ,
assurance has been used ,
in England ,
in relation to life contingencies ,
and insurance in relation to other contingencies .
It is called temporary assurance ,
in the time within which the contingent event must happen is limited .
See {
Insurance }.
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7 . (
Law )
Any written or other legal evidence of the conveyance of property ;
a conveyance ;
a deed .
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Note :
In England ,
the legal evidences of the conveyance of property are called the common assurances of the kingdom . --
Blackstone .
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266 Moby Thesaurus words for "
assurance ":
Bible oath ,
absolute certainty ,
absoluteness ,
acceptation ,
acception ,
accident insurance ,
acquiescence ,
actuary ,
agreement ,
aid and comfort ,
annuity ,
aplomb ,
arrogance ,
ascertainment ,
aspiration ,
assumption ,
assured faith ,
assuredness ,
audacity ,
aviation insurance ,
avouch ,
avouchment ,
avow ,
bail bond ,
balance ,
belief ,
boldness ,
bond ,
brashness ,
brass ,
brazenness ,
bumptiousness ,
business life insurance ,
casualty insurance ,
certain knowledge ,
certainness ,
certainty ,
certificate of insurance ,
certification ,
certitude ,
check ,
checking ,
cheek ,
cheerful expectation ,
chutzpah ,
clear sailing ,
cockiness ,
cocksureness ,
collation ,
comfort ,
commitment ,
compact ,
composure ,
conceit ,
condolence ,
confidence ,
confidentness ,
confirmation ,
consolation ,
control ,
contumely ,
conviction ,
coolness ,
courage ,
court bond ,
covenant ,
credence ,
credit ,
credit insurance ,
credit life insurance ,
credulity ,
dead certainty ,
deductible ,
definiteness ,
dependence ,
desire ,
determinacy ,
determinateness ,
determination ,
doomed hope ,
easement ,
effrontery ,
emboldening ,
encouragement ,
endowment insurance ,
ensuring ,
equability ,
equanimity ,
equilibrium ,
establishment ,
expectation ,
extrajudicial oath ,
fair prospect ,
faith ,
family maintenance policy ,
fervent hope ,
fidelity bond ,
fidelity insurance ,
flood insurance ,
fraternal insurance ,
gall ,
good cheer ,
good hope ,
government insurance ,
great expectations ,
guarantee ,
guaranty ,
gumption ,
guts ,
gutsiness ,
hardihood ,
hardiness ,
harmlessness ,
health insurance ,
heartening ,
high hopes ,
hope ,
hopeful prognosis ,
hopefulness ,
hopes ,
hoping ,
hoping against hope ,
hubris ,
immunity ,
impudence ,
indemnity ,
industrial life insurance ,
ineluctability ,
inerrability ,
inerrancy ,
inevitability ,
infallibilism ,
infallibility ,
insolence ,
inspiration ,
inspiriting ,
inspiritment ,
insurance ,
insurance agent ,
insurance broker ,
insurance company ,
insurance man ,
insurance policy ,
interinsurance ,
intrepidity ,
invulnerability ,
ironclad oath ,
judicial oath ,
level head ,
levelheadedness ,
liability insurance ,
license bond ,
limited payment insurance ,
loyalty oath ,
major medical insurance ,
malpractice insurance ,
marine insurance ,
mutual company ,
necessity ,
nerve ,
nonambiguity ,
noncontingency ,
oath ,
oath of allegiance ,
oath of office ,
obtrusiveness ,
ocean marine insurance ,
official oath ,
overconfidence ,
oversureness ,
overweening ,
overweeningness ,
pact ,
parole ,
permit bond ,
pledge ,
plight ,
poise ,
policy ,
pomposity ,
positiveness ,
possession ,
prayerful hope ,
predestination ,
predetermination ,
presence of mind ,
presumption ,
presumptuousness ,
pride ,
probatum ,
procacity ,
promise ,
prospect ,
prospects ,
protection ,
proved fact ,
pushiness ,
reassurance ,
reassurement ,
reception ,
reliance ,
reliance on ,
relief ,
resolve ,
restraint ,
risklessness ,
robbery insurance ,
safeguard ,
safeness ,
safety ,
sangfroid ,
sanguine expectation ,
security ,
self -
assurance ,
self -
command ,
self -
conceit ,
self -
confidence ,
self -
control ,
self -
importance ,
self -
possession ,
self -
reliance ,
self -
restraint ,
settled belief ,
shred of comfort ,
social security ,
solace ,
solacement ,
solemn declaration ,
solemn oath ,
steadiness ,
stock ,
stock company ,
stocks and bonds ,
store ,
subjective certainty ,
substantiation ,
support ,
sureness ,
surety ,
suspension of disbelief ,
sympathy ,
term insurance ,
test oath ,
theft insurance ,
tie ,
troth ,
trust ,
truth ,
unambiguity ,
understanding ,
underwriter ,
unequivocalness ,
univocity ,
unmistakableness ,
uppishness ,
uppityness ,
validation ,
vanity ,
verification ,
vow ,
warrant ,
warranty ,
well -
grounded hope ,
well -
regulated mind ,
word ,
word of honor Assurance The resurrection of Jesus (
Acts 17 :
31 )
is the "
assurance " (
Gr .
pistis ,
generally rendered "
faith ")
or pledge God has given that his revelation is true and worthy of acceptance .
The "
full assurance [
Gr .
plerophoria , '
full bearing ']
of faith " (
Heb .
10 :
22 )
is a fulness of faith in God which leaves no room for doubt .
The "
full assurance of understanding " (
Col .
2 :
2 )
is an entire unwavering conviction of the truth of the declarations of Scripture ,
a joyful steadfastness on the part of any one of conviction that he has grasped the very truth .
The "
full assurance of hope " (
Heb .
6 :
11 )
is a sure and well -
grounded expectation of eternal glory (
2 Tim .
4 :
7 ,
8 ).
This assurance of hope is the assurance of a man '
s own particular salvation .
This infallible assurance ,
which believers may attain unto as to their own personal salvation ,
is founded on the truth of the promises (
Heb .
6 :
18 ),
on the inward evidence of Christian graces ,
and on the testimony of the Spirit of adoption (
Rom .
8 :
16 ).
That such a certainty may be attained appears from the testimony of Scripture (
Rom .
8 :
16 ;
1 John 2 :
3 ;
3 :
14 ),
from the command to seek after it (
Heb .
6 :
11 ;
2 Pet .
1 :
10 ),
and from the fact that it has been attained (
2 Tim .
1 :
12 ;
4 :
7 ,
8 ;
1 John 2 :
3 ;
4 :
16 ).
This full assurance is not of the essence of saving faith .
It is the result of faith ,
and posterior to it in the order of nature ,
and so frequently also in the order of time .
True believers may be destitute of it .
Trust itself is something different from the evidence that we do trust .
Believers ,
moreover ,
are exhorted to go on to something beyond what they at present have when they are exhorted to seek the grace of full assurance (
Heb .
10 :
22 ;
2 Pet .
1 :
5 -
10 ).
The attainment of this grace is a duty ,
and is to be diligently sought .
"
Genuine assurance naturally leads to a legitimate and abiding peace and joy ,
and to love and thankfulness to God ;
and these from the very laws of our being to greater buoyancy ,
strength ,
and cheerfulness in the practice of obedience in every department of duty ."
This assurance may in various ways be shaken ,
diminished ,
and intermitted ,
but the principle out of which it springs can never be lost . (
See {
FAITH }.)
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