set (one's/someone's) mind to rest



set (one's/someone's) mind to rest

To assuage or relieve someone's or one's own worry, anxiety, dread, fear, etc. I know you're anxious to hear how your father is doing after the surgery, so let me set your mind to rest: he's going to make a full recovery. I'm trying to set my mind to rest about these debts, but I just can't get it out of my head.
See also: mind, rest, set

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AmosAY-məs (English)English, Hebrew, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek, Biblical Hebrew
Elipheleti-LIF-ə-let (English), ee-LIF-ə-let (English)Biblical
Mckee[me'ki:]
Deshaun-African American
Nikolaas-Dutch
Ayling['eiliŋ]