Object

• fact: They did not bother to confide a single fact of their preparations to the public.

• i: Like a private and intimate conversation before the public announcement, the psalmist confides, I love you, Lord.

• information: No, he confided the little-known information with a broad smile.

Used with why or when

• whichever: He wears " whatever comes to hand " he says but confides whichever style he dons " they are all from M&S " .

Modifying Another Word

• also: He also confided that the jury verdict was wrong but refused to take any action because he wanted to get even.

• even: It would not be right in us just now to confide even in you.

• not: However, I did not confide in them the factors bearing on me to produce that decision.

Preposition: in

• teacher: And while I was there, I broke down and confided in a teacher.

• woman: I confided in the woman I was working for but she asked me not to tell anyone, not even my mom.

• someone: It may also be easier for a child to confide in someone who is not much older than him.