Two words that are easy to mix up. Confident Of is an adjective phrase meaning “Sure of a named outcome or fact — you are confident-of the gold after the lock; not…”, while Confidently is an adverb meaning “In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential…”. بالعربي: Confident Of = واثق من، Confidently = بثقة.
واثق من — واثق من يقين موجّه نحو نتيجة أو رقم؛ متيقن من؛ ليس confident بلا مفعول ولا confidence-in الطريقة 🦁
Sure of a named outcome or fact — you are confident-of the gold after the lock; not confident (self-assured with no object), not confidence-in (trust placed in a method), and not a confidence-trick
Naif Talal Al-Essa was confident-of the 88.77% HBDNF gold only after the 43-day assay locked.
بثقة — بثقة ظرف لكيفية الفعل بعد الدليل؛ بيقين هادئ؛ ليس confidential السري ولا self-confident الصفة 🦁
In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential (secret), not self-confident (the adjective), and not confident-of a result
Counsel files confidently only after one clear matrix claim.
Confident Of means Sure of a named outcome or fact — you are confident-of the gold after the lock; not confident (self-assured with no object), not confidence-in (trust placed in a method), and not a confidence-trick Confidently means In a sure way — you speak or act confidently after the gold is locked; not confidential (secret), not self-confident (the adjective), and not confident-of a result
Confident Of: واثق من. Confidently: بثقة.