CONFIDED Meaning and
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Confided is a verb that describes the act of revealing a secret, private or personal information, or a confidential matter to someone with trust and reliance. When an individual confides in someone, they entrust them with sensitive details, thoughts, emotions, fears, or experiences typically not disclosed to others. The act of confiding often involves a deep level of trust and an expectation of empathy, understanding, and discretion from the person being confided in.
To confide in someone implies a desire to share and unburden oneself, seeking advice, support, or simply a listening ear. It requires the confidant to respect the confidence placed in them, refraining from sharing the disclosed information with others unless explicitly permitted. Confidentiality is of paramount importance when someone confides in another, ensuring that the intimate or sensitive information remains undisclosed to the wider world.
Confiding can contribute significantly to building and nurturing relationships, deepening emotional connections, and fostering trust between individuals. It creates a sense of intimacy and vulnerability that allows for meaningful discussions, offer mutual support, and the potential for personal growth.
In summary, confided refers to the action of sharing secret or private information, thoughts, or experiences with someone trusted, with an understanding that the recipient will keep the disclosed information confidential.
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Etymology of CONFIDED
The word confided derives from the Latin word confidere, which is a combination of the prefix con- (meaning together) and the verb fidere (meaning to trust or to have confidence in). Ultimately, the original Latin term comes from the Indo-European root *bheidh- meaning to trust or to persuade. Over time, confidere evolved into confidere in Late Latin and then into confide in Old English, which later gave rise to the modern term confided.
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