Synonym: intimate. Similar words: confide, confident, confidence, confidential, confidentiality, confine, confirm, confined. Meaning: [‚kɒnfɪ'dænt] 
n. someone to whom private matters are confided.
n. someone to whom private matters are confided. 
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31. How to get a confidant in this snobbish practical society?
32. Answer:One eldership had told me:"As a military officer and a scholar of a noble family, it is glorious for your confidant to devote himself to mission."
33. I had no resource, no friend, no confidant but my old governess.
34. The chief North Korean negotiator of closer relations between North and South, once a confidant of Mr Kim, is rumoured to have been sent to a labour camp and even shot, possibly for taking bribes.
35. What in the world ? What does your confidant take me for?
36. If you cannot trust your confidant ,(http://sentencedict.com/confidant.html) he shouldn't be your confidant.
37. Indicating knowledge of personal details that only a close confidant could have.
38. Confidant: One to whom secrets or private matters are disclosed.
39. You spend days and nights with your wife, you spend money on your ladylove, you spend some time to talk with your confidant.
40. She was quite confident that her confidant would keep her secret.
41. It is an eternal good friend, sister and confidant to young girls.
42. You constantly tell yourself that she is only your confidant.
43. I have only one confidant to whom I can tell my Secrets.
44. Baradar may have had better credentials as Mullah Omar’s brother-in-law and longtime confidant, but he was a consensus seeker, in the mold of a traditional tribal chieftain.
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