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confide

verb as in entrust

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Ortega is the show — not just her story but her rapport with the theatergoers, with whom she confides as if to old friends.

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"You get close to them and they confide in you about certain things. Sometimes there's bad news and it's sad, it's tough."

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Unable to tell her friends or family, she confided in her phone.

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"The restriction on speaking was the hardest thing," Sergei confided when we met in Vilnius very soon after his surprise release.

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Ultimately, Rogers confided, the visitor would get her audience with Miss Pickford after all —after a fashion.

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