trustless
- adjective
- /ˈtrʌstləs/
:
no confiable
- Many users are wary of trustless systems because they feel insecure about their transactions.
Examples
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In a trustless world, people must rely on third-party verification instead of personal relationships.
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Maybe trust is more important to a functioning society than trustless systems.
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The committee's decision was met with skepticism due to the trustless nature of their previous dealings.
Synonyms
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4.1
Not able to be trusted to work or be right
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4.8
Not honest or reliable with promises
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5.6
Not loyal and likely to betray people who trust them
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5.4
Not trusting other people and doubting their honesty
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3.4
Not loyal to a person you trust
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5.2
Not trusting people and not willing to tell them private things
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4.7
Likely to fail or disappoint people
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4.9
A person who does not easily believe others or share feelings with them
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5.0
People do not see it as safe or reliable
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8.6
A little suspicious and not easy to trust
Not safe to depend on because they may fail or betray you
A person or thing that seems dishonest and not trustworthy
Antonyms
How Trustworthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trustless comes from trust ('confidence') and the suffix -less ('without'), so it literally means 'without trust'. Think of a person or place you cannot trust, and that is why trustless describes something unreliable or not deserving of trust.