(Of persons) worthy of trust or confidence.
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Examples for "sure "
1 Residential rezoning several weeks ago means this trend is sure to continue.
2 I'm not sure this is a particularly good standard for public debate.
3 Of course there's always one way out - the sure way-butthat can wait.
4 You sure you can't find a good young new body for me?
5 Rich asked the question he wasn't sure he wanted the answer to.
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.
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About this term trust Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
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