confidence
noun
full trust; belief in the powers, trustworthiness, or reliability of a person or thing.
nonconfidence
-
a word derived from
confidence.
Example Sentences
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John Tory, Toronto’s mayor, also dismissed the idea that the cancellation was a vote of nonconfidence in the city’s future — and said the city was still committed to developing the property.
From New York Times ● May 7, 2020
Though he hastily apologized, the opposition pressed home a vote of censure, followed it up with the nonconfidence motion.
From Time Magazine Archive
A motion of nonconfidence was defeated 294 to 270.
From Time Magazine Archive
On top of all that, casting a vote of nonconfidence in Thieu's "Democracy Slate" was not an easy matter.
From Time Magazine Archive
Two of our cover subjects got decisive votes of nonconfidence.
From Time Magazine Archive
