What is another word for confident ?

unshakeable in one's belief

Having absolute certainty about something

easy in one's mind

hold the unwavering view

in no doubt

not question

secure in one's belief

disposed to look on the bright side

having no questions about

unshaken in one's belief

holding the unwavering view

recognized^US

recognised^UK

as sure as eggs is eggs

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“I am confident in my team's ability to beat anyone in this competition given our superiority.”

Adjective

with both feet on the ground

(attributive) Feeling or exuding self-assurance

cool, calm and collected

with one's feet on the ground

not backward in coming forward

keeping a stiff upper lip

have one's act together

not turn a hair

keeping one's shirt on

somber^US

sombre^UK

centred^UK

centered^US

without a care in the world

able to reason clearly

able to think clearly

compos mentis

in possession of all your faculties

cozy^US

cosy^UK

having both feet on the ground

civilized^US

civilised^UK

rolling with the punches

smooth-tongued

media-savvy

silver-tongued

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“Carrie is an exuberant, confident young actress, who has the whole world at her feet.”

Adjective

throwing one's weight around

Excessively or unpleasantly self-assertive or ambitious

having killer instinct

intensely competitive

patronizing^US

patronising^UK

throwing one's weight about

putting on airs

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Adjective

not backward in coming forward

Boldly self-assured or confident

full of get-up-and-go

full of vim and vigour

colourful^UK

colorful^US

full of the joys of spring

bright and breezy

alive and kicking

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

not beating about the bush

no holds barred

straight from the shoulder

as tough as old boots

energizing^US

energising^UK

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Adjective

looking on the bright side

Naively or unreasonably optimistic

looking through rose-colored glasses

disposed to look on the bright side

always expecting the best

disposed to take a favourable view

seen through rose-coloured spectacles

inclined to look through rose-coloured spectacles

full of the joys of spring

good-natured

sunny side up

full of pep

without a care in the world

happy-go-lucky

glass half full

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

full of vim and vigour

beside oneself with joy

as happy as a sandboy

like a dog with two tails

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Adjective

too big for your breeches

Having an arrogant, self-important or pompous manner

too big for your boots

patronizing^US

patronising^UK

not backwards in coming forwards

offensively self-assertive

pleased with yourself

despotic

throwing one's weight around

throwing one's weight about

turning up your nose at

looking down your nose at

too big for your britches

full of airs and graces

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bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

Willing, or inclined, to take chances or risks

having nerves of steel

jumping to conclusions

full of beans

full of vim and vigour

full of the joys of spring

full of determination

leading with one's chin

off guard

pay no mind

fast-and-loose

sticking one's neck out

unpleasantly masculine

in good spirits

go-go

as merry as a grig

as lively as a grig

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Adjective

like the cat that got the cream

Showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements

pleased with yourself

resting on your laurels

secure

sure

certain

like the cat that swallowed the canary

think too highly of oneself

above oneself

too big for your boots

have an excessively high opinion of oneself

full of oneself

full of yourself

think a lot of oneself

phony^US

blowing one's own trumpet

phoney^UK

wrapped up in oneself

think one is God's gift

imperious

swanky

think one is the cat's pyjamas

high-and-mighty

ostentatious

affected

think one is the cat's whiskers

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Adjective

Certain to remain safe and unthreatened

Adjective

Having emotional or mental peace

Adjective

Knowledgeable, experienced or confident in a given subject or environment

practised^UK

with an understanding of

conscious

practiced^US

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Adroit or agile

skilful^UK

skillful^US

Adjective

Capable or certain

Adjective

Bold, audacious or showy in behavior or manner

full of airs and graces

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Adjective

Safe, dependable, and free from any doubt

holding the unwavering view

recognized^US

recognised^UK

having no doubt

easy in one's mind

having no questions about

undoubtful

secure in one's belief

unshaken in one's belief

as good as one's word

as sure as eggs is eggs

officially recognized

pure as the driven snow

full of determination

capable of being trusted

from the horse's mouth

unmixed

intimate

favourite^UK

favorite^US

committed to the idea of

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

of excellent character

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Free from stress and emotional pressure

cozy^US

cosy^UK

wrapped in cotton wool

ivory-towered

ivory tower

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Adjective

Having a sociable and likable personality

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

easy to get along with

cozy^US

cosy^UK

likable^US

likeable^UK

favorable^US

favourable^UK

civilized^US

civilised^UK

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Adjective

able to stand on one's own two feet

Able to provide for oneself independently of others

self-sufficing

doing one's own thing

standing on one's own two feet

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Adjective

Attracting notice and attention, or prone to doing so

labored^US

laboured^UK

laid on with a trowel

gee-whizz

wedding-cake

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Polite, elegant, and sophisticated in manner

civilized^US

civilised^UK

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

neighborly^US

neighbourly^UK

cool, calm and collected

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as if one had just stepped out of a bandbox

Having or displaying a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance

colorful^US

colourful^UK

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Guaranteed not to fail

as good as one's word

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Bold and brazen, without shame

Adjective

Very opinionated in laying down one's dogmas or beliefs

standing one's ground

incompliant

sticking to one's guns

of preconceived ideas

with one's toes dug in

with one's feet dug in

iron-willed

deaf to reason

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