Definition of “self-confident”

He wore rimless glasses and didn't look anywhere near as self-confident as Garfield had.

If you are loving, self-confident, consistent and honest with your children, the children will feel self-confident and secure.

It will need a considerable improvement in form, however, for him to go there in the same self-confident mood he had last year.

Luck has made us too smug, too self-confident , to the extent that we have been guilty of gravely underestimating the ungodly.

Of all people, Maxine, who'd always struck Tammy as one of the most capable, self-confident and unspookable women in America.

Practice, practice, practice has made him more self-confident.

The young Indians of today, are brash, aggressive and often self-centred, but also self-confident and willing to take on the world.

They break barriers, have visions and are self-confident and able to transfer that to players.

They can be great fun to be around as they are stimulating, self-confident and resourceful.