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trust
noun as in belief in something as true, trustworthy
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noun as in responsibility, custody
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noun as in large company
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verb as in believe, place confidence in
Example Sentences
“He betrayed the trust placed in him as a public official who was responsible for working with law enforcement to ensure public safety,” Ryan said in the sentencing memo.
A 20-minute call to the switchboard led to a report back from the NHS trust's communications manager to Operation Grange, the British investigation into the disappearance.
Last month, Kathryn Shaw - the Reform UK cabinet member for education at West Northamptonshire Council - said: "We can provide guidance, consultation and leadership, but we cannot enforce policy across trusts."
Albanese said the two countries' alliance is "built on generations of mutual trust, and demonstrates our commitment to ensuring the Pacific remains peaceful, stable and prosperous".
"Customers will choose the best technology stack for running the world's most popular commercial applications and open-source models. We'll continue to work to earn the trust and support of mainstream developers everywhere."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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