Synonym: believing, certain, convinced, sure. Antonym: diffident. Similar words: diffident, confirm, incident, evident, resident, identity, identify, president. Meaning: ['kɒnfɪdənt] 
adj. 1. having or marked by confidence or assurance 2. persuaded of; very sure 3. not liable to error in judgment or action.
adj. 1. having or marked by confidence or assurance 2. persuaded of; very sure 3. not liable to error in judgment or action. 
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211. Staff at the Chelsea Building Society, based in Cheltenham are confident that figure will be sufficient to boost the housing market.
212. Even the Republic had felt far from confident about forming a long-term colonial policy.
213. When you are quite happy and confident with your untidy loops you can start to clean them up a little.
214. Yet he felt absolutely confident. he would not make a mistake.
215. Even if you are confident that your present arrangements are adequate can you be sure that nothing has been overlooked?
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216. Many other studies have also shown this same effect; hypnosis makes you more confident - and more inaccurate.
217. But Gandhi was stoical in his bearing, cheerful, and confident in his conversations, and had a kindly eye.
218. The family, and the larger community, imparted the values that made them self-disciplined and confident and ambitious.
219. Meryl caught sight of two female journalists, trendy in jumpsuits, their faces hard and confident.
220. This confident 31-year-old financial advisor was a leading Young Conservative and stood as a candidate for Tynebridge in the 1987 election.
221. Pouring over its latest simulation runs, Sun is confident it has broken the back of the technical problem.
222. He was happy in his work and at home and was obviously a competent and confident man.
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