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Meanings of very confident in English

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Usage of very confident in English
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Nevertheless, Little said he was very confident Essendon's legal action would succeed.
The Guardian
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We are very confident that we can achieve that, he said yesterday.
The Irish Times
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We are very confident that we can achieve our target, Peng said.
Reuters
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Phillips is a very confident athlete who wants things done his way.
The Guardian
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I was very confident for the first time for a long while.
The Irish Times
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It's just not an area that I've ever felt very confident in.
News.com.au
7
I haven't done serious off-roading but on the beach it's very confident.
News.com.au
8
There are so many companies investing in Africa and I'm very confident.
Ebony
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Not very confident; but willing to give you any amount of rope.
Initials Only
10
He drew off a little and capered in a very confident manner.
Everychild / A Story Which The Old May Interpret to the Young an...
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Answering his questions, Madonna is funny and flirtatious and very , very confident.
The Irish Times
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I'm very confident in that because of the grandiosity of the decision.
The new yorker
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But the sailors are very confident that that is what will happen.
French and English: A Story of the Struggle in America
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The lieutenant was now very confident that he should intercept his ship.
A Victorious Union
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They are also very confident in their own math and science abilities.
Wired
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I will try, but I am not very confident of my power.
Recollections of My Youth
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New Zealand
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