Definition of «confidant»

A confidant is a person with whom one shares their secrets, concerns or personal problems. This term often refers to someone who provides emotional support and guidance in difficult situations. A confidant is typically trusted by another individual to keep their conversations confidential and provide unbiased advice.

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I trust Mark with all my secrets; he is my confidant.
Jane is my confidant; I can always rely on her to provide unbiased advice.
As CEO, it is important to have a confidant whom you can consult for important decisions.
Amy has been my confidant since high school; she knows me better than anyone else.
Marissa shared her deepest fears and dreams with her confidant during therapy sessions.
James sought solace in his confidant, pouring out his frustrations and seeking guidance.
The detective had a confidant on the force who helped him unravel complex cases.
Sarah knew she could confide in her confidant and receive the support she needed during tough times.
The president relied on his confidant to provide insight into public opinion and political strategies.
Gabby felt fortunate to have a confidant in her sister, who she could always turn to for advice.

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BEIJING (Reuters)- A vice minister of public security, a close confidant of President Xi Jinping, is tipped to take over as China's spy master, five sources said, as the country looks to clean up its security apparatus and plug intelligence gaps. (businessinsider.com)
It comes as another Labour figure in the pro-EU camp has been spotted having lunch in Westminster with a close confidant of David Cameron. (totalpolitics.com)
There's nothing new about that arrangement, but it got me thinking about the three categories of confidants in Obama's second - term administration and what they say about his priorities. (inc.com)
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Definition of «confidant»

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