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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spoke confidently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to when somebody spoke in an assured manner. Example sentence: He spoke confidently, conveying his point with certainty.
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This young African-American woman spoke confidently and defiantly.
Yesterday she spoke confidently about her prospects at Wimbledon.
Rollins embraced the spotlight and spoke confidently about surpassing DiMaggio.
But, whereas Mirebrahimi seemed solitary and vulnerable, Momeni spoke confidently, in the first-person plural.
He spoke confidently about the Mets' everyday lineup: "We're going to surprise people, that's for sure".
He spoke confidently of subterranean drainage systems and speedy, undulating greens.
Alberto Cardenas, the agriculture secretary of Mexico, spoke confidently about NAFTA's future.
In an interview, Fanta spoke confidently of a future in business.
Pelley spoke confidently about challenging the status of the PGA Tour and lucrative prize pots therein.
Joe Torre, the Yankees' manager, spoke confidently about his starters before the game.
He looked aged, his arms dotted with sun spots, but he spoke confidently and casually.
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