7 adjectives to describe confidante

Indeed, he told me he had felt from the first that she would be his fittest confidante.

Charlotte behaves like a humorsome child, and should have been used like one, and*** well whipped in the presence of her friendly confidante Harriet.

The impetuous young confidante was already transmitting to Goethe chapters from the history of his childhood, as seen through the communications of his mother to her.

"And this damsel is to be my nearest confidante!"

After studying her face again, while the shadow drew him still nearer to her in spite of himself, he said: "You are the sad confidante of my love of you.

Or even, though you may be denied so close an association with the elements, or the arts, you may be the pen to some subtle legal confidante of human nature.

He was not a Shakespearian scholar, nor indeed a student of literature at all; but these lines had been sent to him, cut out of a daily almanac, by an equally unlettered and very adorable confidante at home: "And gentlemen in England now a-bed, Shall think themselves accursed they were not here, And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day!"

7 adjectives to describe  confidante