Is 'inconfident' the correct antonym for 'confident' or is there another correct word?

Inconfident isn't in the dictionary. Try "insecure" or "unsure. " If you're talking about a person, you have plenty of wishy-washy synonyms: "meek," "indecisive," "wimpy," "irresolute," "shy," "timid," "unassuming," "modest" and so on.

I>Inconfident isn't in the dictionary. Try "insecure" or "unsure." If you're talking about a person, you have plenty of wishy-washy synonyms: "meek," "indecisive," "wimpy," "irresolute," "shy," "timid," "unassuming," "modest" and so on.

Inconfident isn't in the dictionary. Try "insecure" or "unsure." If you're talking about a person, you have plenty of wishy-washy synonyms: "meek," "indecisive," "wimpy," "irresolute," "shy," "timid," "unassuming," "modest" and so on.

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