Confidently

/ˈkɒnfɪdəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that shows a strong belief or assurance in oneself or one's abilities.

She confidently presented her ideas during the meeting.

In a way that demonstrates certainty and conviction.

He confidently asserted his opinion, knowing he had done the research.

With self-assurance or self-reliance.

The athlete confidently took her position on the starting line.

With a firm and positive attitude.

They confidently moved forward with their plans despite the challenges.

In a bold and fearless manner.

She raised her hand confidently to ask a question.

Derived from the word 'confident', which comes from Latin 'confidentem', meaning 'strongly trusting'.

confident as a lion

Extremely self-assured or bold.

confident smile

A smile that conveys assurance or confidence.

speak confidently

To express oneself in a self-assured manner.

confidence

The feeling of self-assurance arising from one's appreciation of one's own abilities.

confident

Having or showing assurance and self-reliance.

Walking in with swagger

He walked into the room confidently, like he owned the place.

Full of self-belief

She tackled the challenge with that 'I've got this' vibe.