Sĕlf'-cŏn'fi-dence, n.
n. Confidence in one's own opinion or powers, without extraneous aid; reliance upon one's own powers; self-reliance. “A feeling of self-confidence which supported and sustained him.” B. Disraeli.
n. Confidence in one's own opinion or powers, without extraneous aid; reliance upon one's own powers; self-reliance. “A feeling of self-confidence which supported and sustained him.” B. Disraeli.