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confident
[kon-fi-duhnt]
adjective
having strong belief or full assurance; sure.
confident of fulfillment.
sure of oneself; having no uncertainty about one's own abilities, correctness, successfulness, etc.; self-confident; bold.
a confident speaker.
excessively bold; presumptuous.
Obsolete., trustful or confiding.
noun
a confidant.
confident
/ ˈkɒnfɪdənt /
adjective
having or showing confidence or certainty; sure
confident of success
sure of oneself; bold
presumptuous; excessively bold
Other Word Forms
- confidently adverb
- hyperconfident adjective
- hyperconfidently adverb
- nonconfident adjective
- nonconfidently adverb
- quasi-confident adjective
- quasi-confidently adverb
- superconfident adjective
- superconfidently adverb
- ultraconfident adjective
- unconfident adjective
- unconfidently adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of confident1
Word History and Origins
Origin of confident1
Example Sentences
However, “we are confident that any losses or expenses from these investments or otherwise in respect of First Brands can readily be absorbed and do not threaten our financial condition or business momentum,” Jefferies wrote.
Reform had fewer than 500 votes here in the last Senedd election in 2021 but is confident of improving substantially on that.
GM is confident it made the right bet.
“I’m confident that we will find answers,” Davis said.
And Huddleston isn’t confident that food banks and other community groups could even afford to pick up that slack.
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What are other ways to say confident?
The adjective confident means “having strong belief or full assurance.” How does confident compare to synonyms certain, sure, and positive? Find out on Thesaurus.com.
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