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confide

[kuhn-fahyd] / kənˈfaɪd /




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Another farmworker, who declined to give her name, confided that she and her sons had come here on tourist visas and weren’t legally allowed to work.

From Los Angeles Times

And you confide more because you know your fellow travelers—the friend who had to struggle with professional disappointments she now understands are final, or with personal ones that cannot be changed.

From The Wall Street Journal

They were less likely to strike up conversations with classmates or confide in dormmates.

From The Wall Street Journal

At other times, the result is ludicrously arrogant, as when he confides that the pandemic was difficult for good-looking people like himself because of the masks.

From New York Times

“Who do guys go to on the team to confide in off the court? Who is our coaching staff as people? he said. “What do they expect from me?

From Washington Times