Plural of confider; multiple people who tell their secrets to others.
Regular plural of confider, formed by adding -s. Maintains the same Latin root fidere (to trust) through the chain: confide → confider → confiders.
This plural form is almost never used in practice—we'd say 'people who confide' instead—which shows how some grammatically regular words fade out because they sound awkward even though they're technically correct.
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