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confidingly

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con·fid·ing  (kn-fdng)
adj.
Having a tendency to confide; trusting.
con·fiding·ly adv.
con·fiding·ness n.
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Adv.1.confidinglyconfidingly - with trust; in a trusting manner; "she looked at her father trustingly"
trustfully, trustingly
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The music seemed to put her into a soft, waking dream, and her violet-coloured eyes looked sleepily and confidingly at one from under her long lashes.
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But none of them had stroked her black hand quite as Cheri did, nor rested their heads against her knee so confidingly, nor fallen asleep in her arms as he used to do.
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Not another word was spoken for some moments, while her head still rested confidingly upon his breast.
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