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"rest assured" literally is a command to sleep with worries allayed. You use the phrase in a similar context in which you would say, "Don't worry." It implies resolution to a problem. You could also use it in a situation in which you would say, "I've got it under control."

Ex. "Rest assured, that paper will be on your desk by seven o'clock tomorrow morning."

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∙ 15y ago

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