Confidence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Misplace
in a wrong place to set or place on an improper or unworthy object as he misplaced his confidence
Full hearted
Full of courage or confidence
Encourage
To give courage to to inspire with courage spirit or hope to raise or to increase the confidence of to animate enhearten to incite to help forward the opposite of discourage
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dollar bill
are called fiat money receiving their value solely from the good faith of the issuing government and the confidence of those using the currency
Dogmatize
To assert positively to teach magisterially or with bold and undue confidence to advance with arrogance
Distrusting
That distrusts suspicious lacking confidence in
Distrustful
Not confident diffident wanting confidence or thrust modest as distrustful of ourselves of ones powers
Discouragement
The act of discouraging or the state of being discouraged depression or weakening of confidence dejection
Entire
all parts undivided undiminished whole full and perfect not deficient as the entire control of a business entire confidence ignorance
Discourage
To extinguish the courage of to dishearten to depress the spirits of to deprive of confidence to deject the opposite of encourage as he was discouraged in his undertaking he need not be discouraged
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