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Meaning confide meaning

What does confide mean?

confide

— verb reveal in private; tell confidentially — verb (= entrust, intrust, trust, commit) confer a trust upon The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret I commit my soul to God

Synonyms confide synonyms

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confide English » English

trust entrust have confidence in consign commit intrust rely believe commend unburden have faith in have faith have confidence confide in believe in assign vest unbosom tell one’s troubles swear reveal a secret reveal repose recount one’s tale of woe recommend put faith in place confidence in give in charge disburden delegate credit commend to charge be convinced bank accredit

Conjugation confide conjugation

How do you conjugate confide?

confide · verb

Examples confide examples

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Simple sentences

Don't confide in Tom.
I have no one to confide in.
Did she ever confide in you about the problems she was having?
Do not confide in a child; do not hide yourself with a dog.
Confide in each other and love each other.

Movie subtitles

He didn't confide in me.
The director wouldn't confide in him, my dear.
I knew I could trust and confide in you.
You wouldn't be the first mason to confide in me.
We'll be each other's confidant, though I doubt I'll find anyone to confide in you about.
Did he use to confide in you a lot?
Get him to confide in you.
I had suspected that to confide our secret to the Duke might be an adroit manoeuvre, and I was proved correct for it produced an invitation for Edith and me to spend a few days at the castle.
I confide in you and rely on you more than anyone I've ever known.
Don't confide in me.
And tell them, please, to confide in no one.
How could you confide in me?
If you'd care to confide in me.
They do not confide in me.
I forgot to confide it to you.
As man to man, I will confide in you.
I shall always want to confide in you, Agnes. Whatever happens, whenever I fall in trouble.
But, I confide in you, that we are being held Virtually as prisoners at the Sun Inn. The sum involved is admittedly trifling.
That he has a secret to confide in me.
If you wish to confide in me, I will leave no stone unturned to lighten your burden.
You can confide in me, I can keep a secret.
What would be more obvious than to approach the incidentally present Sherlock Holmes and to confide these sorrows to him, to ask him for advice and action, and to pay him fees and advancements.
Did he confide to you what was preying on his mind?
You used to confide in me, but lately, I feel that.
Don't confide in your girlfriends.
Mary, why don't you confide in me?
Why don't you trust me. confide in me?
Do you think it's possible to confide in him?
Patient refuses to confide in doctor.
I knew you'd be both husband and father to me. I knew I could trust and confide in you.
One doesn't confide these things.
Chief clerk don't confide in me.
I don't wish to confide it to an unknown person.
I don't understand your eagerness to confide in abrose claverhouse.
If you don't confide in us we can't help you, can we?
You can talk, confide in each other. No one is listening.
I was wrong to confide in you.

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