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confidence

/ˈkɒn.fɪ.dəns/

Traduction: Sentiment de sécurité et d'assurance en soi-même, ou croyance en la fiabilité de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈkɒn.fɪ.dəns/B1formal
  • frSentiment de sécurité et d'assurance en soi-même, ou croyance en la fiabilité de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose.

A noun referring to a feeling of self-assurance, trust in one's abilities, or belief in the reliability of someone or something.

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  1. Self-assuranceB1formal

    A feeling of trust in one's own abilities, qualities, or judgment.

    frAssurance (en soi)

    • She spoke with confidence during the presentation.
    • He lacks confidence when meeting new people.
    • Practice will help you build confidence in your skills.

    Synonymesaplombassuranceboldnesscertitudecomposurecouragenervepoiseself-assuranceself-confidenceself-possessionself-reliance

    Antonymesdiffidenceinsecurityself-doubttimidityuncertainty

  2. Trust in someone or somethingB2formal

    The belief that someone or something is reliable, good, or honest.

    frconfiance (en quelqu'un/quelque chose)

    • The public has lost confidence in the government.
    • I have complete confidence in her ability to lead the team.
    • He placed his confidence in the new system.

    Synonymesbeliefcredencefaithreliancetrust

    Antonymesdistrustdoubtmistrust

  3. C1formal

    A secret or private matter shared with someone in trust.

    frConfidence

    • She shared her confidences with her closest friend.
    • He betrayed her confidence by telling others.
    • They exchanged confidences over a cup of coffee.

    Synonymesdisclosuresecret

Formes
  • confidences plural form
  • confidences' possessive plural form
  • confidence's possessive singular form
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