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adv.in confidence -> en confianza, como información reservada, como información secreta, en confidencia.s.1 confianza (trust)2 confianza (en uno/una mismo(a)) (self-assurance)to exchange confidences intercambiar confidenciasin confidence confidencialmente4 certidumbre, confianza, certitud.5 confidencia.
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