confide - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of confide in Hindi

विश्वास
गुप्त रूप से बताना
विश्वास करना
गुप्त बात कहना

confide Definition

verb

tell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others.

confide Example

You can either confide in a close friend or write out your anxieties. ( आप या तो किसी करीबी दोस्त में विश्वास कर सकते हैं या अपनी चिंताओं को लिख सकते हैं। )
The senior officers would not confide in him; the men took direction from the NCOs and comfort from themselves. ( वरिष्ठ अधिकारी उस पर विश्वास नहीं करेंगे; पुरुषों ने एनसीओ और खुद से आराम का निर्देशन किया। )
Teachers are often highly respected and children will confide in them. ( शिक्षक अक्सर बहुत सम्मानित होते हैं और बच्चे उनमें विश्वास करेंगे। )
Who would he confide in and protect, and love for ever? ( वह किस में विश्वास करेगा और रक्षा करेगा, और हमेशा के लिए प्यार करेगा? )
Confide in and ask for help from supportive family or friends. ( विश्वास करें और सहायक परिवार या दोस्तों से मदद मांगें। )

More Sentence

He was able to confide in her about his ambitions and dreams.
We confide in strangers because we believe we'll be able to forget or deny to ourselves that we have done so.
She would be too ashamed to confide in the abbess about how she was ravished by a stranger.
She was the only teacher that Katie had ever felt comfortable enough to confide in.
It took a while to get to know each other well enough to actually confide in one another.
I kinda wish she'd just confide in me, since I ended up trusting her enough to confide in her.
Jane was the best person to confide in but I knew once she got wind of what happened on New Year's Eve she'd be scheming again.
I nodded, surprised, and wondering why I'd confide in a teacher, then grabbled my backpack and left the classroom.
In fact, she had very strong urge to confide in a friend about her unfortunate situation regarding the duke.
Margot writes Anne that she does not hold a grudge, and that she would not confide in someone unless they were on intimate terms.
All are bright, beautiful and eager to connect with someone they can confide in and trust.
Some of the patients, especially the dying, wanted to confide in the man and woman who had eased their suffering.
Her father, quiet, humorous, stubbornly determined, gone now, no longer there to consult and confide in.
When she met her current boyfriend and fell pregnant, she had not been able to confide in them.
On the spur of the moment, Matilda decided that the one person she would like to confide in was Miss Honey.
It may be tempting to confide in your children, but resist the urge to do this.
What if you was gay and needed someone to confide in.
confide in someone who is not much older than him.
During his visit to the church, George decided to confide to the priest in the confessional booth.
John is weary of any unknown website that asks him to confide his personal details.
Because the sisters were so close, they would often confide secrets to one another.
Helen was disappointed when her teenage daughter did not confide in her about her boyfriend troubles.
If Anthony does not confide in his attorney, he will find it very difficult to remain out of prison.
My husband did not confide his financial fears to me because he did not want me to worry.
When I was a child, I would confide my deepest thoughts to my loving grandmother.
Elliot is smart enough to not confide in anyone he does not trust.
Many adolescents suffer through depression unnoticed because either they do not want to confide in an adult or the adult they do tell thinks they are overreacting or seeking attention.