Adjective:

పవిత్రం, స్వీయ పోటీ, నమ్మకంగా, అనుమానాస్పద,

confidents's Usage Examples:

policía"" "The two key collaborators of the Madrid train bombings were police confidents".

Niazi was one of the close aids and trusted confidents of Bhutto who remained loyal to Bhutto until his death.

November 5, 2004 Former FSB special-task unit head claims Kadyrov"s confidents pursued him armed with grenade launcher, AIA, November 14, 2006 Chechen.

who had to identify by red cards of membership, which were issued by confidents only.

in late classical plays characters are almost invariably supplied with confidents (valets, friends, nurses) to whom they reveal their emotions.

Naples when, as a priest, became one of the most close confessors and confidents of Isabella della Rovere, Princesse of Bisignano, member of the Sanseverino.

1992), at Tongji Medical University, in Wuhan (China, 1998), President of confidents of the German National Academic Foundation (2000), University of Texas.

During the German occupation, in the Haczów area there were two active confidents who served the occupants: Waleria Bębnów and her son Mieczysław Bębnów.

In the autumn of 1944, two confidents of the Gestapo infiltrated the intelligence network created by the Clay.

As one of Genesis P-Orridge"s closest confidents, he carries on the band"s legacy through books, art exhibitions and public.

Chauvelin had been one of the confidents of the king, who wrote to him often.

his early adulthood, and remains one of Christopher"s closest advisors, confidents and friends.

classified as "confidents", they received a monthly pay while their abilities to carry out espionage activities were being tested.