confidant (Meaning)

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confidant (n)

someone to whom private matters are confided

Sarah trusted Mark implicitly and confided in him as her closest confidant.
As his most trusted confidant, she knew she could rely on him for support.
John regarded his dog as his faithful confidant, sharing his deepest thoughts during their walks.
Mary's sister served as her confidant, providing a listening ear during challenging times.
The CEO valued his executive assistant as a confidant, sharing strategic plans and decisions with her.
In times of trouble, he turned to his best friend as his confidant for advice and comfort.
The queen's confidant was privy to her innermost thoughts and feelings.
She sought solace in her journal when she had no confidant to turn to.
Despite their differences, they remained confidants, sharing a bond that transcended their disagreements.
In the world of espionage, having a trusted confidant could mean the difference between success and failure.

someone to whom private matters are confided

friend, buddy, chum, partner, familiar, intimate, compadre, musketeer, comrade, sister

enemy, foe, foe,enemy, antagonist, rival, adversary, antagonist, opponent,adversary

Sarah trusted Mark implicitly and confided in him as her closest confidant.

As his most trusted confidant, she knew she could rely on him for support.

John regarded his dog as his faithful confidant, sharing his deepest thoughts during their walks.

Mary's sister served as her confidant, providing a listening ear during challenging times.