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Definitions from the WebVote of ConfidenceA "Vote of Confidence" is a formal expression of support or approval, usually given by a group or organization, to show their trust and faith in someone's ability or leadership. Part of Speech:
Sense 1: Formal expression of supportSample Sentence 1: The mayor received a resounding vote of confidence from the city council, ensuring his position for another term. Sample Sentence 2: The CEO was overwhelmed by the employees' overwhelming vote of confidence in her ability to turn the company around. Sense 2: Political contextSample Sentence 1: The Prime Minister called for a vote of confidence in parliament, to determine whether his government still had the support of the majority. Sample Sentence 2: The embattled president narrowly survived a no-confidence motion, as the vote of confidence secured his position for the time being. Sense 3: Popular usageSample Sentence 1: The positive reviews and high sales were a clear vote of confidence for the author's latest book. Sample Sentence 2: The enthusiastic cheers of the audience served as a vote of confidence for the singer's performance. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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