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What does the root word fid mean?

The root word "fid" comes from the Latin word "fīdus," meaning "faithful" or "trustworthy."

It's a root that appears in many English words, often with a related meaning of trust, belief, or confidence.

Here are some examples of words with the "fid" root:

* Confide: To share secrets or private information with someone you trust.

* Fidelity: Faithfulness or loyalty, especially in a relationship.

* Infidel: Someone who does not believe in a particular religion, especially the Christian religion.

* Confident: Feeling or showing certainty about something.

* Diffident: Lacking confidence in oneself; shy or timid.

While the exact meaning of "fid" can vary depending on the word, its core meaning is always tied to trust, belief, or faith.

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