Confidently - Law Dictionary Search Results

distrust

To feel absence of trust in not to confide in or rely upon to deem of questionable sufficiency or reality to doubt to be suspicious of to

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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

trustworthy

trustworthy : worthy of confidence ;specif : being or deriving from a source worthy of belief or consideration for evidentiary purposes [a informant]

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Confidential

Enjoying or treated with confidence trusted in trustworthy as a confidential servant or clerk

Compliment

An expression by word or act of approbation regard confidence civility or admiration a flattering speech or attention a ceremonious greeting as to send ones compliments to a

Commune

To converse together with sympathy and confidence to interchange sentiments or feelings to take counsel

Browbeating

The act of bearing down abashing or disconcerting with stern looks supercilious manners or confident assertions

Believe

of the mind or by circumstances other than personal knowledge to regard or accept as true to place confidence in to think to consider as to believe a person a statement or a doctrine

knowledge reliance upon word or testimony partial or full assurance without positive knowledge or absolute certainty persuasion conviction confidence as belief of a witness the belief of our senses

bank on

Depend on be confident of

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