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self-confident

adjective as in secure with oneself

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Strong and self-confident middle classes are usually considered to be the most important prerequisite for democracy to work well.

Telling everyone how beautiful and perfect you are actually makes you seem less self-confident, not more.

But now we have a more, uh, self-confident right wing, and consequently we have a new and different calculus.

Expansive, amused, irresistibly self-confident, self-deprecating.

In the June debate in New Hampshire, Michele Bachmann made a splash with her energetic, zesty, self-confident performance.

Daphne was still erect, self-confident, militant; whereas Madeleine knew herself vanquished—vanquished both in body and soul.

The Secret Service man was very self-confident and very convincing.

What desperate purpose lurked behind his self-confident mask?

I have been,' said James Dutton to me at the last interview I had with him, 'all my life an overweening self-confident fool.

Thereupon, by way of showing what an adept I was in the art of baby tossing, I shot him upward with self-confident impetus.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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