confident Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- self-reliant
- self-satisfied
- self-important
- imperturbable
- rosy
- conceited
- egoistical
- egoistic
- cool
- tranquil
- stuck-up
- pompous
- self-applauding
- coolheaded
- recollected
- sanguine
- self-possessed
- self-affected
- unflappable
- prideful
- nerveless
- egotistical
- self-sufficient
- self-conceited
- vain
- important
- self-centered
- self-pleased
- self-asserting
- complacent
- vainglorious
- unshaken
- unshakable
- upbeat
- egotistic
- overweening
- self-complacent
- unself-conscious
- self-contented
- disciplined
Strongest:
- nervous
- insecure
- meek
- humble
- unassertive
- modest
- timid
- diffident
- humble
- modest
- nervous
- unassertive
- insecure
- timid
- diffident
- meek
Strong:
- shy
- shy
- jumpy
- unpretentious
- quiet
- reserved
- self-distrustful
- jittery
- demure
- self-doubting
- demure
- self-doubting
- unpretentious
- jumpy
- self-distrustful
- quiet
- unassuming
- bashful
- unassuming
- bashful
- jittery
- reserved
Weak:
confident Meaning
confident (a)
having or marked by confidence or assurance
confident (s)
persuaded of; very sure
not liable to error in judgment or action
confident Sentence Examples
- She walked into the room with a confident stride, her head held high.
- Despite the challenges ahead, he remained confident in his abilities to overcome them.
- Her confident demeanor inspired trust and reassurance among her colleagues.
- With thorough preparation and practice, he felt confident about his upcoming presentation.
- The team's confident performance on the field led them to victory.
- She spoke with a confident tone, conveying her expertise on the subject.
- His confident decision-making skills were admired by his peers.
- Even in uncertain times, she remained confident in her vision for the future.
- The student's confident response to the question impressed the teacher.
- He exuded confidence in every aspect of his life, from his career to his personal relationships.
FAQs About the word confident
having or marked by confidence or assurance, persuaded of; very sure, not liable to error in judgment or action
secure,assured, hopeful, self-confident, proud, self-assured, optimistic, serene, unperturbed, poised
nervous, insecure, meek, humble, unassertive, modest, timid, diffident, humble, modest
She walked into the room with a confident stride, her head held high.
Despite the challenges ahead, he remained confident in his abilities to overcome them.
Her confident demeanor inspired trust and reassurance among her colleagues.
With thorough preparation and practice, he felt confident about his upcoming presentation.
