confidence
noun
full trust; belief in the powers, trustworthiness, or reliability of a person or thing.
superconfidence
-
a word derived from
confidence.
Example Sentences
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Walt and Jesse’s plan works—except that it seems to reveal a secret Fring bank account in the process—but it’s notable that Walt has no way of knowing it, except for his own superconfidence.
From Time ● Jul. 16, 2012
Secrecy surrounding the fate of their submarines is a counterblow the American people can give them which may serve to shake some of their superconfidence.
From Time Magazine Archive
He told the Economic Club of Detroit: "Under present circumstances controls must be applied more steadfastly and for a longer period" in order to shake some of the "superconfidence" out of the boom.
From Time Magazine Archive
