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(Of persons) worthy of trust or confidence.
sure
trustworthy
trusty
1
For good reason: following a
trusted
authority often reduces feelings of uncertainty.
2
The advertising community has a responsibility to our
trusted
indigenous radio sector.
3
It was clear, unfortunately the people who he had absolutely
trusted
.
4
Phone apps can put
trusted
medical information right into a parent's hand.
5
Government agencies are politicised, which means anything they produce cannot be
trusted
.
6
Oberg was a power in the Empire; the Czar himself
trusted
him.
7
I
trusted
you completely, right from the beginning, and I was right.
8
Obama said Gibbs was a
trusted
adviser and remained a good friend.
9
Work permits, home visits and open dorms were granted to
trusted
inmates.
10
Their trademarks are among the most common and
trusted
in the industry.
11
I really moaned because I wanted to work with people I
trusted
.
12
They keep me in the dark; I am neither
trusted
nor tipped.
13
Wong: The great thing about Steve was he always
trusted
his people.
14
People who look good after going to the beach shouldn't be
trusted
.
15
She hadn't
trusted
him anymore, after he'd followed her home from work.
16
The cause of education in Alabama had in Birney a
trusted
leader.
trusted
trust
·
trust to
trust friend
trust no one
trust source
trust adviser