Confidence and Truth

Confidence

Confidence noun - Great faith in oneself or one's abilities.

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Truth and confidence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Truth" instead a noun "Confidence".

Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.

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Confidence and truth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Confidence" instead a noun "Truth".

full	full confidence	full truth
complete	complete confidence	complete truth
obvious	obvious confidence	obvious truth
actual	actual confidence	actual truth
Other adjectives: real, great, little, absolute, inner, less.

Truth in Television, as Alexander III had no confidence in his heir and never bothered to teach him how to be a proper ruler.

Source: Film / Nicholas and Alexandra
Rousing Speech: When Romy loses all her confidence at the reunion, it's easygoing Michele who delivers one of these, to their mutual surprise:Michele: Romy, can I tell you the truth?

Source: Film / Romy and Michele's High School Reunion
In truth, he is a chronically clumsy idiot, which is partially the result of this self-confidence, and gets him and many of the people around him in trouble.

Source: Jerk With A Heart Of Gold / Film

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