assertiveness
/ əsɝːtɪvnəs /

imenica

Množina reči assertiveness je assertivenesses.

Sinonimi:
self-assertiveness

Sinonimi:
self-assertiveness

Aggressive self-assurance; given to making bold assertions; SYN. self-assertiveness.

assurance
/ əʃʊrəns /

imenica

Množina reči assurance je assurances.

Sinonimi:
pledge · self-assurance · confidence · self-confidence · authority · sureness

Sinonimi:
authority · confidence · pledge · self-assurance · self-confidence · surenes

ETYM Old Eng. assuraunce, French assurance, from assurer. Related to Assure.
1. A British term for some kinds of insurance.
2. A binding commitment to do or give or refrain from something; SYN. pledge.
3. A statement intended to inspire confidence.
4. Freedom from doubt; belief in oneself and one's abilities; SYN. self-assurance, confidence, self-confidence, authority, sureness.

certitude
/ sɝːtətuːd /

imenica

Množina reči certitude je certitudes.

Sinonimi:
cocksureness · overconfidence

Sinonimi:
cocksureness · overconfidence

ETYM Late Lat. certitudo, from Latin certus: cf. French certitude. Related to Certain.
Total certainty or greater certainty that circumstances warrant; SYN. cocksureness, overconfidence.

dependence
/ dəpendəns /

imenica

Množina reči dependence je dependences.

Sinonimi:
dependance · dependency

Sinonimi:
addiction · dependance · dependency · habituation

ETYM Late Lat. dependentia, from Latin dependens. Related to Dependent, Dependance.
Lack of independence or self-sufficiency; SYN. dependance, dependency.

forehead
/ fɔːrhed /

imenica

Množina reči forehead je foreheads.

Sinonimi:
brow · frontal bone · os frontale

1. The front of that part of the head which incloses the brain; that part of the face above the eyes; the brow.
2. The front or fore part of anything.

reliance
/ rəlaɪəns /

imenica

Množina reči reliance je reliances.

Sinonimi:
trust

Sinonimi:
trust

ETYM From Rely.
1. Certainty based on past experience; SYN. trust.
2. The state of relying on something.

trust
/ trəst /

imenica

trust je nebrojiva imenica

Sinonimi:
combine · cartel · trustingness · trustfulness

Sinonimi:
cartel · combine · confidence · corporate trust · faith · reliance · trustfulness · trustingness

ETYM Old Eng. trust, trost, Icel. traust confidence, security; akin to Dan. and Swed. tröst comfort, consolation, German trost, Goth. trausti a convention, covenant, and Eng. true. Related to True, Tryst.
(Homonym: trussed).
1. A consortium of companies formed to limit competition; SYN. combine, cartel.
2. Something (as property) held by one party (the trustee) for the benefit of another (the beneficiary).
3. The trait of trusting; of believing in the honesty and reliability of others; SYN. trustingness, trustfulness.
Arrangement whereby a person or group of people (the trustee or trustees) hold property for others (the beneficiaries) entitled to the beneficial interest. A trust can be a legal arrangement under which A is empowered to administer property belonging to B for the benefit of c. A and B may be the same person; B and C may not.
A unit trust holds and manages a number of marketable securities; by buying a “unit” in such a trust, the purchaser has a proportionate interest in each of the securities so that his or her risk is spread. Nowadays, an investment trust is not a trust, but a public company investing in marketable securities money subscribed by its stockholders who receive dividends from the income earned. A charitable trust, such as the Ford Foundation, administers funds for charitable purposes.
A business trust is formed by linking several companies by transferring shares in them to trustees; or by the creation of a holding company, whose shares are exchanged for those of the separate companies. Competition is thus eliminated, and in the us both types were outlawed by the Sherman Antitrust Act 1890 (first fully enforced by “trust buster” Theodore Roosevelt, as in the breakup of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey by the Supreme Court 1911).