Confident is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFIDENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person in whom another confides, also CONFIDANT
• a confidant.
• See Confidant.
ADJECTIVE:
• self-assured
• feeling or showing certainty about something
• sure, esp of oneself
• having or marked by confidence or assurance
• persuaded of; very sure
• not liable to error in judgment or action
• feeling or showing confidence in oneself or one's abilities or qualities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of conviction; certain

Words related to CONFIDENT

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Words that contain CONFIDENT

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How to use CONFIDENT in a sentence

• He was perfectly confident that this was the truth.
• He had a confident bearing that commanded respect, little as he was.
• We found our socialist comrades confident, optimistic of their strength and of the things they would accomplish.
• This determination will, I am confident, be approved by my constituents.
• They were so confident of their united strength that they built a fire to cook food and take away the coldness of the night.
• I am pretty confident Anne Linton has turned the corner.
• He did not speak as they danced, but she knew that he was fairly confident of her answer being a favourable one, and she tried to think that the waltz was never going to end.
• Wherever they catch sight of Egoism they pitch their camps, they circle and squat, and forthwith they trim their lanterns, confident of the ludicrous to come.
• If you do learn in that way you can thereafter look upon the deepest water with confident scorn.
• Nor does there appear any reason to doubt the confident statement of British experts that development for the coming years will go on much more rapidly.
• I am confident that by the Spring we shall have ready to take the field armies which will be well trained and will prove themselves formidable opponents to the enemy.
• The German generals were so confident of success that foreign correspondents were invited to be present to witness the resistless onslaught.
• Rest thou confident that day by day thou shalt progress and wax greater in firmness and in constancy.
• I feel confident that you will, in the days to come, add fresh laurels to the crown you have already won in the service of our beloved Faith.
• I greatly value your labours, and I feel confident that the Beloved, whose Cause you serve so devotedly, will guide and sustain you in your high endeavours.
• Well, May Quisante did not apparently feel quite so confident about her husband.
• Once again, then, was I at fault, still possessing not the faintest suspicion of her retreat, for resident in the neighbourhood I was now confident she must be.
• The captains ordered the standard-bearer to advance against the Moors, confident that any true soldiers would follow his banner.
• After my admonition, her efforts to be cheerful and confident almost brought tears to my eyes.
• It was true that they might have to fight for the prize which they had seized, but the military leaders about Aguinaldo were confident of winning in case they fought.
• This summer was like the last, except that I was now a skilled driver, larger, stronger, and more confident than before.
• He was soon to enter Oxford, and she felt confident that his life would be happy.
• When he saw that they perceived he was looking at them, and withdrew to the back of the box to avoid his observation, he felt confident that they were the objects of his search.
• After further exertion, becoming more confident, we were at last fully satisfied that it was land.
• Personally, I am confident that being citizens of Dublin, whatever your views or opinions, you are honourable and conscientious men.
• Our forefathers were quite confident about the existence of Romulus and Remus, of King Arthur, and of Hengist and Horsa.
• It seemed as if the writer had grown confident in his place of security.

Similar words containing NFID without suffix ent and without prefix co

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