trusted
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1.4
- adjective
- /ˈtrʌstɪd/
:
de confianza
- Trusted advisors have been influencing the aspirations and advancement of a protégé, those they guide "for a long time."
- trusted friend
All of these systems that we trusted can't be trusted.
- All of these systems that we trusted can't be trusted.
- And I'll send it to like a trusted group of friends.
- Of course my trusted Airpods always need them.
- It's the only, the only communication that can be trusted at this point.
- Exactly what is the most basic and trusted way to search life in the universe?
- A related setting is the Trusted Platform Module or TPM.
- And now is the time where it's like trusted trust division.
Examples
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Historically, the King's most trusted courtier was whom?
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All of these systems that we trusted can't be trusted.
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I talked to people I trusted that knew me and they said
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And I'll send it to like a trusted group of friends.
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How do I become known, respected, trusted, appreciated?
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With all that said, I want to remind you to watch for the Trusted Catalyst Community coming online soon.
Blog text (12) -
Alexander's closest and most trusted friend, Ephaistian, died of fever.
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Welcome to a series of short books on Freedom—Trusted Space Books.
Blog text (3) -
THE IMPORTANT LESSON FROM GOX IS THAT YOU DON'T LEAVE YOUR MONEY WITH A TRUSTED THIRD PARTY BECAUSE YOU CAN'T ALWAYS TRUST THEM.
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I always ask for advice from my trusted friends before making big decisions.
Synonyms
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2.7
Able to be trusted to do what is expected
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4.2
Something that seems true and that people can trust
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2.1
A person or thing you can depend on to be honest
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4.2
Known to be honest and reliable
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2.3
A person or thing you can trust to do what they promise
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3.0
Always reliable and useful in many situations
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How Trusted
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Morphology
Etymology
The word trusted comes from an old word for trust and is related to the familiar word true, which means 'honest' or 'real'. So a trusted person is someone you 'rely on' because you believe they will do what they say.