confidant

Once her husband was dead, she no longer needed a confidant.

She knew him already as a kind and ready confidant.

I never saw him with anybody who could have been his confidant.

You have been a partner, a true friend, a confidant and much more to me.

In a matter of such importance I make no man my confidant.

"Parents may turn too frequently to their children as confidants."

Why he should have chosen me as a confidant I cannot say.

"He is my confidant and one true friend since childhood."

He was also known as a confidant of the Archbishop.

But the point was irrelevant because he had no confidant.

In the past year, he has lost some of his closest confidants.

I pointed out at that time the important role of confidants.

Even within the Apparatus, only a few people knew how the confidant worked.

He had simply assumed another role with her, that of confidant and friend.

He was a confidant and mentor over a period of 40 years.

He was never one of the President's confidants, and freely said so.

I would have given the world for a confidant; but this was impossible.

Its nature is known just to him and a few trusted confidants.

Still, this performance seemed maybe one rehearsal away from being confidant.

It seemed significant that he should have chosen me for a confidant.

During the wars in the following years, he followed the King, and became a close confidant of his.

The girl had talked to him as her lone friend and confidant.

You must have a confidant, and where find a better one than here?"

His eyes were narrowed, watching the man who had once been a friend, a confidant.

But he has become a trusted confidant of the chief executive.