Confidence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Diffidence
The state of being diffident distrust want of confidence doubt of the power ability or disposition of others
hesitating
holding back because of doubt or lack of confidence
disarming
capable of allaying suspicion or hostility and inspiring confidence as a disarming smile
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Positiveness
The quality or state of being positive reality actualness certainty confidence peremptoriness dogmatism See Positive a
Perfidious
Guilty of perfidy violating good faith or vows false to trust or confidence reposed teacherous faithless as a perfidious friend
VerbarMorale
so far as it is affected by or dependent upon moral considerations such as zeal spirit hope and confidence mental state as of a body of men an army and the like
Misconfident
Having a mistaken confidence wrongly trusting
Intrust
trust to deliver to another something in trust to commit or surrender something to another with a certain confidence regarding his care use or disposal of it as to intrust a servant with ones money or intrust
Insinuating
Winding creeping or flowing in quietly or stealthily suggesting winning favor and confidence insensibly
Implicitly
In an implicit manner without reserve with unreserved confidence
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