Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Confidence"

A: It means her confidence increased a bit at a time.

A: Strong feeling that you have when you know you can do it.
E.g You challenged a rabbit with confidence because you are a fast snail.

A: 'Confianza'
To be self-assured and have faith/trust in something.
A person with confidence= confident
'He was confident for the interview'- He believes that the interview will go well.

A: Confidence means you're able to walk around feeling entirely comfortable with yourself. Any rude comment towards you wouldn't phase you at all.

A: It means to ,trust and believe in yourself.

A: "Without confidence in oneself how can you expect to win!"
"Without confidence in oneself it's impossible to do well."
"You need to have confidence in yourself." (slightly different, hope this still helps hehe)
"Confidence in oneself is the key to success."
"Confidence in oneself isn't as important as hard work or dedication."
"The first step to building confidence in oneself is to be kind to yourself."

A: You have a lot of confidence.

His confidence is overwhelming.

I hate his lack of confidence.

A: She had a lot of confidence in her speech

A: 99% of female beauty is confidence.

A: Confidence is usually something you project outwards where self-esteem is more...how you feel about yourself.

You can also have self-confidence, which means you’re confident in yourself and your abilities.

“I am confident in my abilities.”

“I have confidence in you.”

“I am confident this meeting will go well.”

“He’s very confident, flirting with the most beautiful girl here.”

“I need to work on my self-esteem. I wish I loved myself more.”

“She is so confident. She must have great self-esteem.”

A: “It filled him with confidence” is probably a more common way to say it. Using the word ‘infused’ in this scenario would be considered a more ‘fancy’ type of writing.

A: confidence of yourself and confidence in someone else.

A: for example:
1. I'm having a test next week. I learn hard everyday so I feel so confident.
2. My best friend is honest and nice. I always trust in her.

A: They mean the same thing

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A: Hi there , your question is about , “I have no “Vs “I don’t have “
have no = don’t have any

For example

I don’t have money ( it means , I just don’t have money at the moment, maybe after I shopping, I don’t have money)


I have no money ( it means , I am very very poor )



So , I have no confidence is better

A: Confidence, the same as you already said :)

A: I trust you (You put your confidence on someone else)
i am confident (Your confidence is on you)

A: from you is correct

A: × Small-business confidence was the highest in 30 years.
✓ Small-business confidence was the highest it's been in the last 30 years.

A: × We have confidence in performing our services to full satisfaction with high accuracy, taking the time for extensive background check, we will provide a comprehensive service to all customers until you find an exceptional property.
✓ We have confidence in performing our services to full satisfaction with high accuracy, taking the time for extensive background check. We will provide a comprehensive service to all customers until you find an exceptional property.

Very good job! The sentence was a bit too long, so separating it into 2 sentences makes it sound a bit more natural.

A: × "His confidence is totally off-base. I don't know where his confidence is from."
✓ "His confidence is totally off-putting. I don't know where it's coming from."

You can also say "I don't know where his confidence is coming from" but you already established "confidence" in the first sentence so I removed it on the second one.

Alternatively you can say, "I don't know where his confidence is coming from, it's totally off-putting."

A: They are similar:
You have to stand tall could mean you have to be brave or proud

You should have confidence could mean that you should be the opposite of shy