remarkably confident

Frequency: 7.311.9 per million words

Emphasizes that the level of confidence is surprising or noteworthy.

confidentADVERB + confident

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remarkably

Examples (10)

  • For such a young speaker, she was remarkably confident on stage.
  • Despite the immense pressure, the athlete remained remarkably confident of victory.
  • The new employee delivered a remarkably confident presentation to the board.
  • He has become remarkably confident since he started his new job.
  • The surgeon's hands were steady, her manner remarkably confident.
  • Even when questioned by the police, the suspect seemed remarkably confident.
  • Her voice was remarkably confident as she announced the controversial plan.
  • It's impressive how remarkably confident he is when speaking a foreign language.
  • The small startup was remarkably confident it could challenge the industry giants.
  • Given her lack of experience, she handled the crisis with a remarkably confident attitude.