Converse of object

• inspire: In this respect, the key role of the six county's notorious Special Branch will not inspire confidence outside of unionist quarters.

• restore: Last night, campaigners called for further reforms to the controversial system, that has also faced computer problems, to restore public confidence.

• undermine: These clauses will entirely undermine confidence in electronic communications.

• gain: Once the routine has been established, students gain the confidence to control their learning.

• build: Direct communications between the parties could help to build confidence.

• boost: Each card can be read in one sitting, boosting the confidence of even the most reluctant reader.

Adjective modifier

• strict: Personal matters are treated in strict confidence by the counselor.

• renewed: Relief and renewed confidence meant we had the play and dominated the game with one-twos, switching play across the pitch glorious.

• increased: Back to top " The gradual feeling of being in more control through increased confidence at work has been a breath of fresh air.

• utmost: Any information given will be treat in utmost confidence.

• public: The current voting system does command a high degree of public confidence.

• new-found: Hodgson, having again displayed new-found confidence at the highest level, agreed.

Modifies a noun

• interval: Confidence intervals have not been shown on any of the crude rate charts.

• trickster: They are confidence tricksters and should be locked up for fraud.

• booster: ENGLISH: remedial tuition or confidence booster ( I am experienced in working with dyslexic children and children with learning difficulties ).

• boost: When I passed my AFF I was delighted and it gave me a massive confidence boost.

• trick: The word " spiritual " is itself a confidence trick.

Noun used with modifier

• self: The finding that cannabis reduces driver's self confidence was not moderated by alcohol, which has been shown to have the opposite effect.

• consumer: Flagging consumer confidence is the main reason behind Yes Car's troubles.

• investor: A Financial Times editorial ( 20 December ) also suggested that the rigged auction would simply undermine investor confidence.