Synonyms for vote of confidence
vote of con·fi·dence

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1. vote of confidencenoun

   Synonyms:
   confidence vote, motion of confidence

   Antonyms:
   vote of no confidence

2. vote of confidencenoun

   A motion proposed in a parliament or other assembly to give members the chance to express their confidence in a government; sometimes proposed by a government to counter a vote of no confidence proposed by the opposition; defeat would lead to the resignation of the government.

   Synonyms:
   motion of confidence, confidence vote

   Antonyms:
   vote of no confidence

3. vote of confidencenoun

   Any indication of confidence in another.

   Synonyms:
   motion of confidence, confidence vote

   Antonyms:
   vote of no confidence

Princeton's WordNet

1. vote of confidencenoun

   an expression of approval and encouragement

   "they gave the chairman a vote of confidence"

Matched Categories

1. • Encouragement

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1. Steven Leung:

   It is because of the lock up period which give investors confidence of a stable stock price during the period, and that support the shares from advancing despite the discount, its a vote of confidence to the prospect of 5G and related companies.

2. Sean McVay:

   When I came to the Rams in 2017, our running backs had a unanimous vote of confidence for Skip Peete to lead our running back corps.

3. Michael Fuchs:

   What would happen if Angela Merkel went for early elections via a vote of confidence in parliament?

4. Mandela Barnes:

   I can't take a vote of confidence or a vote of lack of confidence, but if I could, probably would take that vote because it is distressing, like I said, there is no condemnation hardly for the person who actually killed two people.

5. Columbia University professor Gerry Curtis:

   This is not so much a vote of confidence in Abe and the LDP as a vote of no-confidence in the political opposition.