confidante

She was not asked about her role as his confidante.

She had become something of a confidante over the past few hours.

"These people will still be confidantes in the community whether we're here or not."

A young man needs an older woman for a confidante, not his mother.

It may help to find a confidante with whom you can talk things through.

She stood up, obviously having lost interest in me as a confidante.

After a while, I became her assistant and confidante, as well.

As a result, they are the most trusted confidante of the Want.

The two women form a close friendship and become each other's confidantes.

She had been her father's confidante, and expected more than 100 coins.

I was the confidante who knew of the secret meetings.

I conclude that you must be my confidante, for there is no one else.

He was a wonderful friend, advisor and confidante to so many.

She was convinced my grandmother had taken me as her confidante.

Tweed's close confidante, she often worked with him in the field.

His father, a chief, was a confidante of a Zulu king.

Have your confidante write to my secretary to arrange things.

She's said to have been a confidante of the spirits, a sacred woman.

With the maid as his confidante that would not be impossible.

Vivienne had always been a kind of confidante to him.

In order to avoid that, you need a confidante who is detached.

I was an onlooker, not the confidante a mother should be.

She is a loyal friend and a very supportive confidante.

While he believes himself to be their friend and confidante, they simply consider him the hired help.

Confidantes range from old liberal and union friends to powerful business leaders.