n. 1 a belief in the strength or truth of a person or thing; 2 something as property held by one party for the benefit of another; v. have confidence or faith in
I trust you.
I trust you.
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Who does the family trust to interview Karina so she can tell her story?
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What does Katsa do after she begins to trust Po?
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Who does everyone trust at Nate's school?
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Who did Dan trust with his legal affairs?
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I implicitly trust him. OR He implicitly assumes that you know the answer.
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Ben didn't trust the fisher bear because he had a big basket. What did Ben think was in the basket?
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His honesty is confirming our trust.
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Why should the Crow not trust a flatterer?
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She is betraying my trust by telling someone my secret.
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The cismontane people did not trust the transmontane people.
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Why didn't Florida and Dallas trust people?
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What feeling replaced the trust between Kileken and the old man when Kileken saw that the old man had followed him?
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Why didn't Hallia trust Merlin at first?
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How can we tell that Owen and Mzee trust each other?
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belief; confidence; faith
disbelief; distrust; mistrust
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