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Meanings of more confident in English

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Usage of more confident in English
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He said he would feel more confident if there was good data.
Radio NZ
2
Take a Wonder Woman power pose to look and feel more confident.
Radio NZ
3
I soon get the knack of it, and feel far more confident.
The South African
4
After a lull for the European financial crisis, Frattini is more confident.
Reuters
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Motor Trade Association marketing manager Ian Stronach said buyers are more confident.
Radio NZ
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Aislinn already felt better; being around him made her feel more confident.
Wicked lovely
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When her first actions brought expressions of pleasure, she grew more confident.
The Valley of Horses
8
As band members get more confident with experience, that usually means vocals.
The Irish Times
9
The Minister for Finance, Mr McCreevy, grows more confident by the day.
The Irish Times
10
I am definitely more confident, Aldridge said after the win over Dallas.
Reuters
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The country is getting more confident employing its rising power and influence.
News.com.au
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Her self-conscious hunch had disappeared; without it, she stood taller, more confident.
The Golem and the Jinni
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Other indicators also suggest investors are more confident about the bloc's prospects.
Reuters
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Being more confident doesn't necessarily mean doing it correctly all the time.
Wired
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Since then, we have really progressed and got a lot more confident.
The Guardian
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She seemed way more confident that they were definitely on to something.
The Maze Runner
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