Noun
1. freedom from doubt; belief in yourself and your abilities;
2. a feeling of trust (in someone or something);
3. a state of confident hopefulness that events will be favorable;
4. a trustful relationship;
5. a secret that is confided or entrusted to another;
During that time, she so gained my aunt's confidence that she was put in charge of the domestic staff.
I should like to exchange a few words with you in confidence.
They have the confidence of the governments to which they are accredited.
Violence is a sign of weakness or fear, not a sign of strength or confidence.
What counts is determination and confidence.
We have full confidence in our victory.
He wouldn't take me into his confidence.
The government lost a parliamentary confidence vote.
Lao Zhang is very conscientious in doing his work, so his comrades all have confidence in him.
His attitude towards her gnawed away at her confidence.
He possesses the quality of inspiring confidence.
The players all have confidence in their manager.
Corruption corrodes public confidence in a political system.
It is easy to misconstrue confidence as arrogance.
Martinez expressed confidence of victory at the ballot box.
They obviously have buckets of confidence.
The opposition has called for a vote of no confidence in the government.
A dogged air of confidence exuded.
Trade unions are regarding the poll as a test of the public's confidence in the government.
The more confidence you build up in yourself, the greater are your chances of success.
Christie said: "My confidence is sky high."
As for anything told to me in confidence, well, my lips are sealed.
Loss of confidence could trigger a run on Citibank that would threaten the entire financial system.
They don't have any confidence that houses will appreciate in value.
in someone's confidence
in a position of trust with someone
take someone into one's confidence
tell someone one's secrets
belief, faith, confidence, conviction, credit, trust
n.
faith reliance sureness positiveness trust security assuredness dependence
n.
certitude from persuasion reassurance conviction certainty freedom doubt assurance belief
n.
insolence impertinence audacity cockiness impudence arrogance brazenness presumption boldness effrontery bumptiousness assertiveness presumptuousness overconfidence cocksureness brashness
n.
nerve self-reliance pluck heart gameness spirit self-confidence courage grit mettle spunk fibre toughness backbone in fortitude self-assurance faith mental assurance calmness self-esteem oneself
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