confidants Antonyms

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intimate, a person to whom secrets are entrusted, one to whom secrets are entrusted

The king kept his innermost thoughts secret, shared only with his closest confidants.
The CEO confided in her select confidants, trusting them with sensitive company information.
The young woman sought solace in her close friends, who had always been her trusted confidants.
The therapist became a confidant for her clients, providing a safe space for them to express their deepest concerns.
The detective's confidants helped him unravel the complex mystery, providing crucial insights.
The priest acted as a confidant for his parishioners, offering spiritual guidance and support.
The celebrity carefully chose her confidants, knowing that the wrong ones could leak her secrets.
The couple's marriage was built on trust and unwavering confidancy.
The president relied heavily on his confidants for advice and decision-making.
The doctor's confidants kept her abreast of the latest medical breakthroughs, ensuring she stayed at the forefront of her profession.

intimate, a person to whom secrets are entrusted, one to whom secrets are entrusted

friends, buddies, chums, cronies, colleagues, compadres, comrades,confidantes, sisters, musketeers

foes,enemies, competitors, rivals, antagonists,opponents, adversaries, nemeses,archenemies

The king kept his innermost thoughts secret, shared only with his closest confidants.

The CEO confided in her select confidants, trusting them with sensitive company information.

The young woman sought solace in her close friends, who had always been her trusted confidants.

The therapist became a confidant for her clients, providing a safe space for them to express their deepest concerns.