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trustful

adjective as in childlike

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“You don’t need people to be less trustful of politics right now. In fact, we need the opposite, and so this is not the cycle to try that.”

He did a film called "Happiness," and just the humor in it is so bleak and dark and trustful.

From Salon

“You can sugarcoat all you want, but it makes people feel less trustful of leadership,” he said.

If households are getting less trustful, politicians are taking note as well.

From Reuters

We have a lot of equity in Argo, and we have a very close and trustful relationship with the management team there.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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