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Meanings of very trustworthy in English
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Usage of very trustworthy in English
1
He's not very trustworthy, I'm afraid; but that's maybe because few trust him.
2
They were afraid of him, yet he seemed so very trustworthy in every way.
3
This simply shows how very trustworthy are the general assertions about Lady Byron's confidants.
4
To the best of my belief he is a very trustworthy and honourable man.
5
You have a very trustworthy look for one so young.
6
Uncle Si impressed me as being a very trustworthy man.
7
Huyghens subsequently improved the connection, and succeeded in constructing very trustworthy time-keepers, certainly before 1658.
8
And this first pulsation of conscience is very trustworthy.
9
We found Mrs. O'Flaherty very trustworthy, and well qualified in every way for her position.
10
But her son, Sir Felix, was not very trustworthy.
11
Swallow's characterization, and added, "not a very trustworthy witness, I presume."
12
On the whole, these compradors are very trustworthy.
13
We happen to be -asa matter of fact, there are no very trustworthy connections of ours.
14
They are very trustworthy, and, when on active service, form the best native troops the Portuguese possess.
15
Our compass had never been very trustworthy.
16
This I have been told by very trustworthy people, whose word cannot for one single moment be doubted.
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