engender confidence

Frequency: 5.52.1 per million words

to cause or give rise to a feeling of trust and self-assurance

engenderVERB + NOUN

Categories:

confidence

Examples (10)

  • A good leader's clear communication can engender confidence in the team.
  • The new economic policy was designed to engender confidence among investors.
  • Her consistent performance over the years engendered confidence throughout the company.
  • To engender confidence in your abilities, you should celebrate small victories.
  • We hope that this public demonstration will engender confidence in our customers.
  • The president's speech failed to engender confidence in the nation's recovery plan.
  • A manager's primary role is to engender confidence and provide clear direction.
  • Building a reliable product is the surest way to engender confidence in the market.
  • His calm demeanor during the crisis helped to engender confidence among the staff.
  • The government's transparent handling of the situation is crucial to engender confidence with the public.