Aún no tenemos significados para "make a confidant".
1Come, I will make a confidant of you and relate my history.
2My friend, I am much tempted to make a confidant of you!
3Miss Charlotte doesn't care to make a confidant of her stepfather, I suppose.
4After supper Nigel resolved to make a confidant of Moses.
5I think you might make a confidant of me, Hamish.
6Mr. Whitney doesn't make a confidant of me, you know.
7You might as well make a confidant of me.
8What if Lucia should make a confidant of Thurnall?
9It would not be safe to make a confidant of her in so delicate a matter.
10Then I make a confidant of you now.
11Be advised, then, and make a confidant of one who understands you better than you think.
12I am a man again, thanks to you, and I will make a confidant of Creedon.
13I only know that I shall make a confidant of no one; that I shall never speak.
14She could readily understand why Harriet had found it impossible to make a confidant of her father.
15This was, to make a confidant of the doctor, and to impart to him the whole truth.
16I struggled hard to speak with him, to make a confidant of him, but I could not.
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