confidence in Latin
confidence in Latin is confīdentia, fīdūcia — confidence means a feeling of self-assurance and belief in your own abilities.
confidence in Latin
confīdentia
Self-assurance.
fīdūcia
A feeling of certainty; firm trust or belief; faith.
What does "confidence" mean?
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noun A feeling of self-assurance and belief in your own abilities.
"Her confidence grew with every performance."
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noun A firm trust or belief that something is true or will happen.
"Investors have confidence the market will recover."
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noun Information shared privately, on the understanding it will be kept secret.
"She told me in strict confidence."
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confidence in a sentence
- Her confidence grew with every performance.
- He answered the interview questions with real confidence.
- Investors have confidence the market will recover.
- We have every confidence that the bridge will open on schedule.
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What is "confidence" in Latin?
"confidence" in Latin is confīdentia, fīdūcia. confidence means: A feeling of self-assurance and belief in your own abilities.
How do you use "confidence" in a sentence?
Example: "Her confidence grew with every performance." In Latin, "confidence" is confīdentia, fīdūcia.
Are there other ways to say "confidence" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "confidence": confīdentia, fīdūcia.
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