Another word for trust
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Noun
Verb
To place trust or confidence in.
See also:To have confidence in the truthfulness of
Idioms:See also:To put in the charge of another for care, use, or performance
Idioms:See also:
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Another word for trust
Noun
Reliance
See also:A trusted person
Responsibility
A large company
Verb
To believe in
Antonyms:To place in the protection of another
Idioms:
Synonym Study
- To bank on , a colloquial term, is to have confidence like that of one who is willing to risk money on something don't bank on their help
- To count on something is to consider it in one's calculations as certain they counted on my going
- is to place reliance on a person or thing, esp. for support or aid a museum that depends on corporate contributions
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- a person or thing is to have confidence, usually on the basis of past experience, that what is expected will be done she can be relied on to keep the secret
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- To trust is to have complete faith or assurance that one will not be let down by another to trust in God
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