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Definition of self-confidence in English: self-confidencenoun ˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪd(ə)nsˈˌsɛlf ˈkɑnfəd(ə)ns mass nounA feeling of trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgement. I feel terribly tired and completely lacking in self-confidence Example sentencesExamples - This was back before I'd met Jason, even, so my self-confidence wasn't great.
- These were still the sensitive times, when Irish self-confidence wasn't what it is now.
- One of the most important attributes is self-confidence, and that's something performing gives you.
- Apparently going to a business school does wonders for your self-confidence.
- It was a dream to help people regain their self-confidence by helping them feel good about themselves.
- Among the key findings in the study was that students with low self-confidence take longer to settle in.
- She also spoke on the need for youngsters to enhance their self-confidence.
- Dressed in a silver-patterned silk shirt and tailored trousers, he exudes self-confidence.
- This self-confidence lies behind his avid and vocal support of spiritualism in the last 20 years of his life.
- Time and again he was particular about enhancing self-confidence of students.
- Kelly's self-confidence is bolstered by her unswerving Christian faith.
- The whole composition exudes a bold, reckless and extravagant self-confidence.
- His charm, poise and self-confidence are, right from the start, extremely sinister.
- I was told that my name characterised self-confidence, independence, and academic success.
- The truth is that this region is brimming with self-confidence - and with good reason.
- Again, one does not want to temper that self-confidence - it would be no fun for him and no fun for us watching, either.
- The event instilled self-confidence, team spirit and the value of participation in them.
- In addition, self-confidence is growing in Turkey in view of its economic performance.
- The sad outcome of this nonsense is that the boy's morale and self-confidence will be damaged.
- They gain greater self-confidence and - in some cases, at least - a real lust for learning.
Synonyms morale, confidence, self-assurance, belief in oneself, positiveness, assertiveness, assurance, self-reliance, self-possession, composure, nerve, poise, presence, aplomb
Definition of self-confidence in US English: self-confidencenounˈˌself ˈkänfəd(ə)nsˈˌsɛlf ˈkɑnfəd(ə)ns A feeling of trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment. I feel terribly tired and completely lacking in self-confidence Example sentencesExamples - One of the most important attributes is self-confidence, and that's something performing gives you.
- Apparently going to a business school does wonders for your self-confidence.
- The event instilled self-confidence, team spirit and the value of participation in them.
- The sad outcome of this nonsense is that the boy's morale and self-confidence will be damaged.
- It was a dream to help people regain their self-confidence by helping them feel good about themselves.
- This was back before I'd met Jason, even, so my self-confidence wasn't great.
- She also spoke on the need for youngsters to enhance their self-confidence.
- Kelly's self-confidence is bolstered by her unswerving Christian faith.
- Dressed in a silver-patterned silk shirt and tailored trousers, he exudes self-confidence.
- This self-confidence lies behind his avid and vocal support of spiritualism in the last 20 years of his life.
- Again, one does not want to temper that self-confidence - it would be no fun for him and no fun for us watching, either.
- The whole composition exudes a bold, reckless and extravagant self-confidence.
- I was told that my name characterised self-confidence, independence, and academic success.
- His charm, poise and self-confidence are, right from the start, extremely sinister.
- They gain greater self-confidence and - in some cases, at least - a real lust for learning.
- In addition, self-confidence is growing in Turkey in view of its economic performance.
- These were still the sensitive times, when Irish self-confidence wasn't what it is now.
- The truth is that this region is brimming with self-confidence - and with good reason.
- Time and again he was particular about enhancing self-confidence of students.
- Among the key findings in the study was that students with low self-confidence take longer to settle in.
Synonyms morale, confidence, self-assurance, belief in oneself, positiveness, assertiveness, assurance, self-reliance, self-possession, composure, nerve, poise, presence, aplomb
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