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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
However, “I completely trust President Trump’s decision-making on this one,” he continued, saying only that Gaetz would have to address any concerns during his confirmation hearings.
We are long overdue for a reintroduction of the guidelines that offered some degree of trust in the fourth estate.
Difficult to have any trust in Jets, who were absolutely manhandled by Arizona, but the Colts don’t have much to offer, either — plus, they’re on the road.
Getting messages about who to vote for from your pastor or faith leader, who you trust, is much more effective than getting that message from a stranger.
The sentencing review was a Labour manifesto pledge and the party has also appointed Lord Timpson, former head of the key-cutting chain that hires ex-offenders and chief of the Prison Reform Trust, as its prisons minister.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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