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trust
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- pronunciation:
- truhst
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
- Word Explorer
part of speech: |
noun |
definition: |
When you have trust in someone, you believe that they are honest and that you can rely on them.
Martina has trust in her older brother because she knows he has never lied to her. She also knows that he always keeps his promises.- synonyms:
- faith
- antonyms:
- doubt
- similar words:
- belief, certainty, confidence, security
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related words: |
firm, grant |
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part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
trusts, trusting, trusted |
definition 1: |
When you trust someone, you believe that they will not do anything bad to you. You believe that they are good or honest. You believe that they will not lie to you or cheat you or tell other people your secrets.
Laura trusted her new friends, so she told them her secret.The boss trusts Mr. Clark to count the money at the end of the day.- synonyms:
- believe
- antonyms:
- doubt
- similar words:
- accept, assume, buy, guess, suppose, suspect, swallow, think
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definition 2: |
When you trust in someone, you depend on them and you believe that they will not not fail you.
Ms. Scott trusted in her doctor and always listened to his advice.- synonyms:
- depend on, rely on
- similar words:
- believe in, lean on
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definition 3: |
When you trust something, you are sure about it. You believe it will not produce a bad result.
My dad said I could make the decision about getting a dog. He said he trusted my judgment.Liam's mom told him not to trust their old wooden ladder. She said the steps might break.- synonyms:
- believe in
- antonyms:
- doubt
- similar words:
- believe
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related words: |
confide |
derivations: |
trustable (adj.), trustability (n.), truster (n.) |
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