self-confident
11
3.2
- adjective
- /ˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪdənt/
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seguro de sí mismo
- After weeks of practice, she felt self-confident about her ability to deliver the presentation.
- more self-confident
- feeling self-confident
- strong and self-confident
There's a big difference between being self confident and being conceited.
- There's a big difference between being self confident and being conceited.
- Does a rising China feel more self confident?
- They tell you it's for a strong woman who knows what she wants, who's self confident.
- And so I told him like being self confident has to do with mastering the basics, right?
- So these guys are often very self confident.
- She had put me in a position where I had become independent and strong and self confident and, and you just name it.
- I have seen the most strong, self confident, successful people be broken by narcissistic abuse.
- I'm not sure if I would come off as that like self confident person as much as social media makes it seem.
- that you should be self confident. But there is a better way to to find the source of self-confidence
- As as self confident as I am, as much as I have my fingers in my ears, as much as I don't give a fuck of what you guys think, I'm also not tone deaf.
Examples
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I raised Poppy to be strong and self-confident.
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You’re a remarkably self-confident young man.
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I'd like to see the Jewish voice much more self confident and willing to engage with the world.
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Individuals, therefore, who have experienced success will feel more self-confident and be more confident about future performance.
Academic text (1996) -
To be an effective user of direct payments, you have to be self-confident.
Academic text (2009) -
I feel healthier, more grounded, and self-confident at 30 than I ever have.
Blog text (5) -
Miss Adah was one of those gracious, self-confident women who used to be the products of regular army families.
Fiction book (1996) -
As Korean society becomes more prosperous and self-confident, it has become less tolerant of inconvenience and unfortunate incidents.
Academic text (2003) -
He approached the interview with a self-confident smile, knowing he was well-prepared.
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Her self-confident demeanor helped her lead the team successfully through the project.
Synonyms
715
2.5
Feeling sure about yourself or what will happen
46
3.0
Being sure you can do something well
11
4.1
Confident about your abilities and decisions
5
5.6
Feeling calm and confident about who you are
3
7.2
Calm and confident in control of your feelings in difficult situations
Very sure about yourself and what you can do
Feeling very sure about your abilities and success
Antonyms
How Confident
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Self-confident comes from self ('oneself') and confident (as in confidence, 'trust'), giving the image of a person who trusts themselves. So, self-confident means feeling sure about your own skills and abilities.