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Meanings of trusted in English

(Of persons) worthy of trust or confidence.

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Usage of trusted in English
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For good reason: following a trusted authority often reduces feelings of uncertainty.
The Irish Times
2
The advertising community has a responsibility to our trusted indigenous radio sector.
The Irish Times
3
It was clear, unfortunately the people who he had absolutely trusted .
The Irish Times
4
Phone apps can put trusted medical information right into a parent's hand.
The South African
5
Government agencies are politicised, which means anything they produce cannot be trusted.
The Guardian
6
Oberg was a power in the Empire; the Czar himself trusted him.
The Czar's Spy: The Mystery of a Silent Love
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I trusted you completely, right from the beginning, and I was right.
Honor thyself
8
Obama said Gibbs was a trusted adviser and remained a good friend.
Reuters
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Work permits, home visits and open dorms were granted to trusted inmates.
The South African
10
Their trademarks are among the most common and trusted in the industry.
Reuters
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I really moaned because I wanted to work with people I trusted.
The Guardian
12
They keep me in the dark; I am neither trusted nor tipped.
Vautrin: A Drama in Five Acts
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Wong: The great thing about Steve was he always trusted his people.
Reuters
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People who look good after going to the beach shouldn't be trusted.
News.com.au
15
She hadn't trusted him anymore, after he'd followed her home from work.
Dark rivers of the heart
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The cause of education in Alabama had in Birney a trusted leader.
The Anti-Slavery Crusade: A Chronicle of the Gathering Storm
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
Common
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