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confier

Definitions of confier
  1. verb
    put into the care or protection of someone
    synonyms: charger
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    faire passer, passer, remettre
    place into the hands or custody of
  2. verb
    transmit (knowledge or skills)
    laisser, laisser en héritage, laisser pour héritage, léguer
    leave or give by will after one's death
    donner
    convey or reveal information
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    communiquer, faire connaître, faire savoir
    make known; pass on, of information
    remercier
    express gratitude or show appreciation to
    dire à demi-mot, insinuer, sous-entendre
    drop a hint; intimate by a hint
    dire
    communicate or express nonverbally
    transmettre
    convey by one's expression
    exprimer, montrer
    give expression to
    avoir l'intention de, vouloir dire
    mean or intend to express or convey
    type of:
    dire, faire savoir
    let something be known
  3. verb
    give over to another for care or safekeeping
    synonyms: remettre
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    types:
    engager, mettre en gage
    leave as a guarantee in return for money
    type of:
    remettre
    confer a trust upon
  4. verb
    reveal in private; tell confidentially
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    types:
    décharger, soulager
    relieve oneself of troubling information
    type of:
    déclarer, faire savoir
    make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret
  5. verb
    confer a trust upon
    synonyms: remettre
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    types:
    remettre
    give over to another for care or safekeeping
    engager, mettre en gage
    leave as a guarantee in return for money
    type of:
    faire passer, passer, remettre
    place into the hands or custody of
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