Definition of self-confident in English:

self-confident

adjective ˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪd(ə)nt

Trusting in one's abilities, qualities, and judgement.
a self-confident nation
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a teenager at ease, relaxed and self-confident, never too excited.
- It has also been suggested that consumers who complain tend to be more self-confident and assertive.
- As we get older, most of us become wiser and more self-confident.
- In a tolerant, mature, self-confident country it was not necessary to put your hand on your heart to say you loved it, or even to refer to it with possessive adjectives.
- You become brave, you become calm, you become self-confident and your mind is clear.
Synonyms
self-assured, confident, believing in oneself, positive, assertive, assured, authoritative, commanding, self-reliant, self-possessed, composed, poised

Derivatives

self-confidently

adverbˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪdəntli

Interestingly, although Bennett denies himself a major role in this original American artistic movement, he self-confidently elects himself to ‘the brotherhood of painters’.
Example sentencesExamples
- In one sense, to see this beast lurking so self-confidently at the edge of human society seems completely surreal.
- As Ireland became a more self-confidently European nation, and less reliant on its overwhelming neighbour, its national identity became more relaxed vis-à-vis the UK.
- It takes time for a people to mature and to become self-confidently themselves, without begrudging others their own forms of identity.
- Let's even put a grandfather clock ticking self-confidently against one wall.

Definition of self-confident in US English:

self-confident

adjective

Trusting in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment.
a self-confident young actor
Example sentencesExamples
- As we get older, most of us become wiser and more self-confident.
- In a tolerant, mature, self-confident country it was not necessary to put your hand on your heart to say you loved it, or even to refer to it with possessive adjectives.
- It has also been suggested that consumers who complain tend to be more self-confident and assertive.
- He is a teenager at ease, relaxed and self-confident, never too excited.
- You become brave, you become calm, you become self-confident and your mind is clear.
Synonyms
self-assured, confident, believing in oneself, positive, assertive, assured, authoritative, commanding, self-reliant, self-possessed, composed, poised

词汇	self-confident
释义	Definition of self-confident in English: self-confident adjective ˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪd(ə)nt Trusting in one's abilities, qualities, and judgement. a self-confident nation Example sentencesExamples He is a teenager at ease, relaxed and self-confident, never too excited. It has also been suggested that consumers who complain tend to be more self-confident and assertive. As we get older, most of us become wiser and more self-confident. In a tolerant, mature, self-confident country it was not necessary to put your hand on your heart to say you loved it, or even to refer to it with possessive adjectives. You become brave, you become calm, you become self-confident and your mind is clear. Synonyms self-assured, confident, believing in oneself, positive, assertive, assured, authoritative, commanding, self-reliant, self-possessed, composed, poised Derivatives self-confidently adverbˌsɛlfˈkɒnfɪdəntli Interestingly, although Bennett denies himself a major role in this original American artistic movement, he self-confidently elects himself to ‘the brotherhood of painters’. Example sentencesExamples In one sense, to see this beast lurking so self-confidently at the edge of human society seems completely surreal. As Ireland became a more self-confidently European nation, and less reliant on its overwhelming neighbour, its national identity became more relaxed vis-à-vis the UK. It takes time for a people to mature and to become self-confidently themselves, without begrudging others their own forms of identity. Let's even put a grandfather clock ticking self-confidently against one wall. Definition of self-confident in US English: self-confident adjective Trusting in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment. a self-confident young actor Example sentencesExamples As we get older, most of us become wiser and more self-confident. In a tolerant, mature, self-confident country it was not necessary to put your hand on your heart to say you loved it, or even to refer to it with possessive adjectives. It has also been suggested that consumers who complain tend to be more self-confident and assertive. He is a teenager at ease, relaxed and self-confident, never too excited. You become brave, you become calm, you become self-confident and your mind is clear. Synonyms self-assured, confident, believing in oneself, positive, assertive, assured, authoritative, commanding, self-reliant, self-possessed, composed, poised
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