Word for trust in something

trust in (someone or something)

To believe, have faith in, or depend on someone or something. It’s hard to trust in you after everything that has happened. We all trust in your decision, whatever it may be.

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trust in someone or something

to believe in someone or something. Trust in me. I know what I am saying. Can I trust in the figures in this report?

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

trust in

v.

To depend on someone or something: The preacher told the congregation to trust in God.

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  • trust in
  • trust to
  • trust to do
  • trust you, him, her, etc.
  • trust (one) to (do something)
  • place (someone or something) in the trust of (someone)
  • place (someone or something) in (someone’s) trust
  • leave (someone or something) in the trust of (someone else)
  • trust me
  • Trust me!

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  • anticipation, trustworthy

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Pronunciation:

[ tɹˈʌst], [ tɹˈʌst], [ t_ɹ_ˈʌ_s_t]

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    Synonyms for Trust:

    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • opinion,
      • knowledge,
      • quality,
      • state.
    • n.

      • con woman,
      • accessory,
      • arsonist,
      • con artist,
      • child molester,
      • fence,
      • CONMAN,
      • drug baron,
      • drug lord,
      • abductor.

      • benefactor,
      • support,
      • recognize,
      • imagine,
      • savior,
      • mainstay,
      • be a great/firm believer in something,
      • confidant,
      • protector,
      • suspect,
      • patron,
      • anchor,
      • security,
      • guardian,
      • reckon,
      • guarantee.

      • corporation,
      • commitment,
      • concern.

      • capital,
      • contrarian,
      • Deposited,
      • on deposit,
      • given as surety,
      • bonded,
      • blue-chip,
      • bond,
      • in the custody of,
      • annuity,
      • debenture,
      • in account with,
      • capital gains tax,
      • capital-intensive,
      • held,
      • in the keeping of,
      • derivative,
      • retained,
      • arbitrage,
      • in the care of.

      • dependence,
      • beyond any doubt,
      • firm/safe ground,
      • gut feeling/instinct.

      • hinge on,
      • care for,
      • supervision,
      • turn on.

      • money.

      anticipation (noun)

      • pre-sentiments,
      • pro mises,
      • pre-occupation,
      • fore tastes,
      • pro mise,
      • pre-sentiment,
      • pre occupation,
      • pro spect,
      • out looks,
      • pre sentiments,
      • fore-sights,
      • fore-sight,
      • fore sights,
      • pre occupations,
      • pre science,
      • pre monition,
      • out look,
      • fore-tastes,
      • out-looks,
      • pre sciences,
      • pre-sciences,
      • pro-mises,
      • fore sight,
      • pre conception,
      • pro spects,
      • high hope,
      • pre-monition,
      • pre conceptions,
      • pre-monitions,
      • pre-conception,
      • pro-mise,
      • looking forwards,
      • pre monitions,
      • fore taste,
      • pre sentiment,
      • pre-conceptions,
      • fore-taste,
      • pre-occupations,
      • out-look,
      • pro-spect,
      • pro-spects,
      • pre-science.

      artlessness (noun)

      • candidness,
      • openness,
      • artlessness,
      • sincerity,
      • unaffectedness,
      • callowness,
      • plainness,
      • honesty,
      • genuineness,
      • bluntness,
      • frankness,
      • naivete,
      • plain-spokenness,
      • straightforwardness,
      • candor,
      • un-artificiality,
      • naturalness,
      • unartfulness,
      • broadness,
      • directness,
      • unsophistication.

      assurance (noun)

      • self reliance,
      • self confidence,
      • selfconfidence,
      • selfreliance.

      bank (noun)

      • bank.

      belief (noun)

      • view,
      • creed,
      • doctrine,
      • idea,
      • dogma,
      • philosophy,
      • thought,
      • postulate,
      • principle,
      • credence.

      belief in something as true, trustworthy (noun)

      • sureness,
      • gospel truth,
      • conviction,
      • entrustment,
      • certitude,
      • faith,
      • store.

      bequest (noun)

      • Bequeathment,
      • devisal,
      • Bequeathal.

      business (noun)

      • fly-by-night operation,
      • mill,
      • megacorp,
      • shoestring operation,
      • partnership.

      care (noun)

      • super visions,
      • super vision,
      • super-vision,
      • super-visions.

      cartel (noun)

      • multi-nationals,
      • multi national,
      • holding companies,
      • plunderbunds,
      • multi nationals.

      certainty (noun)

      • surety,
      • irrefutability.

      chain (noun)

      • catenae.

      combination (noun)

      • Coadunation,
      • camarilla,
      • Melding,
      • mergence.

      combine (noun)

      • combine.

      commission (noun)

      • power attorney.

      commit (noun)

      • commit.

      corporate trust (noun)

      • corporate trust.

      count on (noun)

      • count.

      covenant (noun)

      • trans actions,
      • trans action,
      • trans-action,
      • trans-actions.

      credit (noun)

      • tally,
      • mortgage,
      • draft,
      • time,
      • account,
      • lien,
      • tab.

      credulity (noun)

      • persuadability,
      • credulity,
      • susceptibility.

      delegation (noun)

      • relegation,
      • commissionings,
      • devolution,
      • entrustments,
      • transferences,
      • deputization,
      • transference,
      • relegations,
      • sending away,
      • submittal,
      • ordination,
      • giving over.

      dependence (noun)

      • jones.

      dependence/dependency (noun)

      • inter dependence,
      • responsiblenesses,
      • de pendency,
      • inter dependences,
      • inter-dependences,
      • trustworthinesses,
      • inter-dependence,
      • de-pendency,
      • trustinesses,
      • de-pendencies,
      • de pendencies.

      desire (noun)

      • desire.

      duty (noun)

      • devoirs,
      • devoir,
      • minding the store,
      • taking care of business.

      encouragement (noun)

      • pro motions,
      • re-assuring,
      • consolings,
      • reassurings,
      • shot arm,
      • invigorations,
      • re-lief,
      • re lief,
      • re assuring,
      • enlivenings,
      • re assurances,
      • re-assurance,
      • shot in arm,
      • relievings,
      • pro-motion,
      • solacings,
      • re-assurances,
      • shot the arm,
      • inspiritments,
      • re assurance,
      • supportings.

      endowment (noun)

      • in-come,
      • in come,
      • re venue,
      • re-venues,
      • giftings,
      • in comes,
      • pro-vision,
      • pro-visions,
      • re venues,
      • in-comes,
      • re-venue,
      • pro vision,
      • pro visions.

      expectancy (noun)

      • pre-diction,
      • pre dictions,
      • pre-dictions,
      • pre diction.

      expectation (noun)

      • anticipation.

      guardianship (noun)

      • tutorship,
      • wardenship.

      honor (noun)

      • re cognitions,
      • re nown,
      • deifications,
      • re-nown,
      • re cognition,
      • immortalizations,
      • re-cognition,
      • high standings,
      • lionizations.

      intrust (noun)

      • intrust.

      investment company (noun)

      • investment firm,
      • closed-end investment company,
      • investment trust,
      • investment house.

      large company (noun)

      • pool,
      • institution,
      • crew,
      • multinational organization,
      • bunch,
      • crowd,
      • outfit.

      load (noun)

      • excess baggages.

      loan (noun)

      • floater,
      • floaters.

      monopoly (noun)

      • union.

      obligation (noun)

      • Accountableness,
      • due bill.

      optimism (noun)

      • looking bright side,
      • good cheers,
      • rose colored glasses,
      • rosecolored glasses,
      • hopefulnesses.

      organization (noun)

      • co operative,
      • co operatives.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • certainty,
      • mob,
      • loan,
      • shooting match,
      • waitings,
      • reliance,
      • trustworthiness,
      • looking on bright side,
      • good cheer,
      • handshake,
      • answerability,
      • trustiness,
      • junto,
      • concordats,
      • deification,
      • brevets,
      • dependents,
      • charge,
      • foster child,
      • deadweights,
      • canonization,
      • foretastes,
      • in group,
      • godchild,
      • combination,
      • business,
      • fraternity,
      • responsibility,
      • needs,
      • assurance,
      • plunderbund,
      • Juntos,
      • inspiritment,
      • Wardship,
      • impudence,
      • bequest,
      • safekeeping,
      • brevet,
      • ring,
      • optimism,
      • holding the bag,
      • belief,
      • oughts,
      • idealisms,
      • legations,
      • organization,
      • hopefulness,
      • prediction,
      • confidence,
      • consortia,
      • Gifting,
      • multinational,
      • delegation,
      • treasury,
      • encouragement,
      • sortie,
      • adopted child,
      • wardships,
      • lionization,
      • expectation,
      • ought,
      • positiveness,
      • ministration,
      • expectancy,
      • Obligatoriness,
      • tenet,
      • mission,
      • group,
      • ward,
      • committals,
      • subjection,
      • conglomerate,
      • sanguinity,
      • fund,
      • stock,
      • catena,
      • high hopes,
      • load,
      • reassurance,
      • foretaste,
      • office,
      • duty,
      • care,
      • Self-conviction,
      • glorification,
      • multinationals,
      • ministrations,
      • looking forward,
      • shot in the arm,
      • high standing,
      • co-operative,
      • gang,
      • chain,
      • excess baggage,
      • power of attorney,
      • syndicate,
      • credit,
      • co-operatives,
      • sanguineness,
      • ingroup,
      • godchildren,
      • investment company,
      • largesses,
      • responsibleness,
      • superintendence,
      • handshakes,
      • in-group,
      • committal,
      • millstone,
      • boundness,
      • monopoly,
      • reassurances,
      • cartel,
      • commission,
      • renowns,
      • legation,
      • income,
      • deadweight,
      • idealism,
      • concordat,
      • endowment,
      • canonizations,
      • cooperatives,
      • self-reliance,
      • covenant,
      • Immortalization,
      • consortium,
      • multi-national,
      • pensioner,
      • embassy,
      • Fame,
      • stimulus,
      • instruction,
      • likelihood,
      • holding company,
      • progression,
      • invigoration.

      reliance (noun)

      • interdependency,
      • interdependencies.

      ring (noun)

      • ingroups,
      • in groups,
      • in-groups.

      safekeeping (noun)

      • guarding.

      stock (noun)

      • re views,
      • re view,
      • re-view,
      • re-views.

      tenet (noun)

      • self conviction,
      • pre cept,
      • self-convictions,
      • selfconviction,
      • self convictions,
      • selfconvictions,
      • pre-cept,
      • article faith.

      ward (noun)

      • de pendents,
      • adopted children,
      • de-pendents,
      • foster children,
      • de-pendent,
      • protegees,
      • de pendent,
      • protegee.
    • v.

      accept (verb)

      • re cognize,
      • re-cognize,
      • re-cognizing,
      • holds with,
      • re-cognized,
      • holding with,
      • took stock in,
      • takes as gospel truth,
      • took as gospel truth,
      • re cognizes,
      • taking as gospel truth,
      • re cognizing,
      • held with,
      • takes stock in,
      • re cognized,
      • re-cognizes,
      • taking stock in.

      bank on (verb)

      • builded on,
      • reckoned on,
      • leans on,
      • building on,
      • looks to,
      • betting on,
      • was sure about,
      • are sure about,
      • builds on,
      • leaned on,
      • reckons on,
      • art sure about,
      • bets on,
      • is sure about,
      • believed in,
      • looked to,
      • leant on,
      • believing in,
      • gambles on,
      • gambling on,
      • wast sure about,
      • were sure about,
      • gambled on,
      • wert sure about,
      • am sure about,
      • betted on,
      • being sure about,
      • reckoning on,
      • believes in.

      believe, place confidence in (verb)

      • think likely,
      • assume,
      • suppose,
      • take,
      • surmise,
      • rely upon,
      • take at face value,
      • place trust in,
      • be convinced,
      • accredit.

      bet (verb)

      • buying on,
      • buy on,
      • tosses up,
      • plays for,
      • buys on,
      • played for,
      • buys in on,
      • playing the ponies,
      • played the ponies,
      • played ponies,
      • buying in on,
      • laid odds,
      • ponying up,
      • playing against,
      • bought on,
      • tempts fortune,
      • tempting fortune,
      • playing for,
      • tost up,
      • lays odds,
      • puts money on,
      • plays ponies,
      • tempted fortune,
      • anteed,
      • play ponies,
      • ponied up,
      • tossed up,
      • played against,
      • plays the ponies,
      • putting money on,
      • playing ponies,
      • plays against,
      • lays down,
      • tossing up,
      • bought in on.

      calculate (verb)

      • de-sign,
      • de-signing,
      • in tending,
      • thought likely,
      • in-tended,
      • de signs,
      • in tends,
      • de signing,
      • thinking likely,
      • de sign,
      • de-signs,
      • in-tending,
      • de-signed,
      • in-tend,
      • in tend,
      • thinks likely,
      • depends on,
      • in tended,
      • de signed,
      • in-tends.

      cognition (verb)

      • trust.

      commend (verb)

      • de livers,
      • de-livered,
      • re signed,
      • re-signs,
      • re-legate,
      • de livering,
      • re signing,
      • de livered,
      • re-signed,
      • Re sign,
      • de-livering,
      • re-legates,
      • de-liver,
      • re signs,
      • re legate,
      • re-signing,
      • de-livers,
      • re legates,
      • de liver,
      • re-sign.

      confide (verb)

      • be stows,
      • be-stow,
      • de legate,
      • de legates,
      • be-stowing,
      • be-stowed,
      • pre-sent,
      • pre-sents,
      • be stow,
      • de-legate,
      • pre sent,
      • be stowed,
      • de-legates,
      • be stowing,
      • be-stows.

      count on/count upon (verb)

      • expecting from,
      • staked on,
      • takes trust,
      • aimed for,
      • taking on trust,
      • count up on,
      • planned on,
      • take trust,
      • staking on,
      • rested on,
      • pins faith on,
      • rests on,
      • took trust,
      • aiming for,
      • pinned faith on,
      • expected from,
      • expects from,
      • aims for,
      • pinning faith on,
      • taking trust,
      • planning on,
      • stakes on,
      • took on trust,
      • takes on trust.

      entrust (verb)

      • in vest,
      • left with,
      • de-pends,
      • in vested,
      • deposits with,
      • in-vests,
      • bended an ear,
      • de pends,
      • de pended,
      • de-pend,
      • bending ear,
      • bended ear,
      • de-pending,
      • de-pended,
      • in-vested,
      • de pending,
      • leaving with,
      • leaves with,
      • bends an ear,
      • in-vesting,
      • bent an ear,
      • deposited with,
      • in-vest,
      • leaved with,
      • bends ear,
      • bending an ear,
      • bent ear,
      • de pend,
      • depositing with,
      • bend ear,
      • in vests.

      expect (verb)

      • fore know,
      • bargains on,
      • fore sees,
      • inning cards,
      • art afraid,
      • fore-knowing,
      • fore seeing,
      • looks forward to,
      • fore-knows,
      • fore knows,
      • in cards,
      • fore cast,
      • fore saw,
      • waits for,
      • fore seen,
      • bargained on,
      • seeing coming,
      • fore-known,
      • hoping for,
      • fore-know,
      • ins cards,
      • was afraid,
      • wast afraid,
      • fore casts,
      • saw coming,
      • pre dict,
      • fore-saw,
      • looked forward to,
      • fore-see,
      • inning the cards,
      • pre-dict,
      • were afraid,
      • being afraid,
      • ins the cards,
      • fore-casting,
      • looks ahead to,
      • fore-seen,
      • fore-knew,
      • fore knew,
      • fore-casts,
      • inned cards,
      • are afraid,
      • fore-cast,
      • looking ahead to,
      • fore-sees,
      • inned the cards,
      • fore casting,
      • am afraid,
      • sees coming,
      • watches for,
      • fore knowing,
      • hopes for,
      • fore see,
      • wert afraid,
      • bargaining on,
      • fore known,
      • looked ahead to.

      give to for safekeeping (verb)

      • aid,
      • give over,
      • patronize,
      • consign,
      • sign over,
      • delegate,
      • put into hands of,
      • assign,
      • let,
      • make trustee,
      • grant,
      • advance,
      • transfer,
      • confer,
      • let out,
      • command.

      hope (verb)

      • want,
      • wish,
      • anticipate,
      • dream of,
      • intend,
      • await,
      • yearn,
      • aspire,
      • contemplate.

      lean (verb)

      • lays money on,
      • laying money on,
      • laid money on.

      leave (verb)

      • permission.

      lend (verb)

      • pro-viding,
      • all-owed,
      • lend-leases,
      • pro viding,
      • lays one,
      • lend leases,
      • lendleases,
      • laid on one,
      • lend-leasing,
      • ex-tends,
      • loaned shark,
      • pro vided,
      • lend leased,
      • lend lease,
      • ex tending,
      • lays on one,
      • ex tends,
      • loans shark,
      • laying on one,
      • laid one,
      • lendleasing,
      • lend-leased,
      • pro-vided,
      • pro vide,
      • ex-tended,
      • loaning shark,
      • ex tended,
      • lendlease,
      • pro-vides,
      • ex tend,
      • pro vides,
      • all owed,
      • lendleased,
      • all-owing,
      • ex-tending,
      • pro-vide,
      • laying one,
      • lend leasing,
      • all owing,
      • ex-tend.

      presume (verb)

      • pre tending,
      • pre-tended,
      • pre mise,
      • pre tends,
      • pre-mises,
      • pre-tends,
      • pre-mise,
      • pre tend,
      • pre-tending,
      • pre mises,
      • jump gun.

      rely (verb)

      • betted bottom dollar on,
      • am confident of,
      • riding coattails,
      • re-lying,
      • betting bottom dollar on,
      • is confident of,
      • ride coattails,
      • riding on coattails,
      • rode coattails,
      • re lied,
      • rid coattails,
      • being confident of,
      • bets bottom dollar on,
      • art confident of,
      • rode on coattails,
      • rides on coattails,
      • wert confident of,
      • are confident of,
      • rides coattails,
      • wast confident of,
      • re-lied,
      • rid on coattails,
      • were confident of,
      • re lying,
      • was confident of.

      rely on (verb)

      • built upon,
      • calculated on,
      • builds up on,
      • builds upon,
      • relies on,
      • builded upon,
      • confiding in,
      • turns to,
      • confides in,
      • trusts in,
      • calculates on,
      • built up on,
      • builded up on,
      • confided in,
      • building upon,
      • turning to,
      • build up on,
      • trusted in,
      • trusting in,
      • building up on,
      • turned to,
      • calculating on.

      swear (verb)

      • crossing one heart,
      • crossed heart,
      • swearing and down,
      • swore up down,
      • sware down,
      • swear up down,
      • crosses one’s heart,
      • says so,
      • crossed ones heart,
      • de-posed,
      • stated under oath,
      • crossing heart,
      • giving witness,
      • gives one word,
      • having confidence in,
      • de posed,
      • crossed one heart,
      • gave ones word,
      • swearing down,
      • cross one heart,
      • swears down,
      • gave one word,
      • pledged oneself,
      • swore down,
      • gives ones word,
      • swears god,
      • sware god,
      • gives one’s word,
      • stating under oath,
      • making an affidavit,
      • saying so,
      • crosses heart,
      • swears up down,
      • had confidence in,
      • pledges oneself,
      • has confidence in,
      • made an affidavit,
      • crosses one heart,
      • giving word,
      • swear down,
      • pledging oneself,
      • made affidavit,
      • states under oath,
      • giving ones word,
      • sware and down,
      • sware up and down,
      • making affidavit,
      • takes an oath,
      • de-posing,
      • swearing up down,
      • makes affidavit,
      • giving one’s word,
      • swearing up and down,
      • swears to god,
      • swears up and down,
      • crossing one’s heart,
      • give ones word,
      • gives word,
      • taking oath,
      • makes an affidavit,
      • crosses ones heart,
      • swear god,
      • gave witness,
      • hath confidence in,
      • sware up down,
      • de posing,
      • swearing to god,
      • swearing god,
      • de-pose,
      • de pose,
      • gave word,
      • swears and down,
      • give one word,
      • hadst confidence in,
      • swore to god,
      • took oath,
      • swear and down,
      • said so,
      • cross ones heart,
      • taking an oath,
      • swore and down,
      • make affidavit,
      • crossing ones heart,
      • takes oath,
      • haddest confidence in,
      • crossed one’s heart,
      • swore god,
      • hast confidence in,
      • gives witness,
      • sware to god,
      • gave one’s word,
      • giving one word,
      • swore up and down.
    • Other synonyms:

      • apostatize,
      • trust to,
      • presuppose,
      • treasonable,
      • treasonous,
      • perfidiousness,
      • swear by,
      • live off,
      • ride on,
      • double-crosser,
      • traitorousness,
      • apostasy,
      • treacherousness,
      • falsity,
      • Recreance,
      • rely on,
      • ownership,
      • allegiant,
      • sphere,
      • purview,
      • hat,
      • False-hearted,
      • onus,
      • Recreancy,
      • leeriness,
      • untrusting,
      • unfaithfulness,
      • false-heartedness,
      • sellout,
      • remit,
      • compulsion,
      • obligation,
      • guardianship,
      • province,
      • seditiousness,
      • tergiversation,
      • depend,
      • blame,
      • accountability,
      • hunch,
      • trusteeship.

      • dependable,
      • alliance,
      • keeping,
      • depend on,
      • reliable,
      • bank on,
      • traitorous,
      • sedition,
      • rat,
      • treacherous,
      • infidelity,
      • boot,
      • unfaithful,
      • repose.

      • desert,
      • untrue,
      • custody,
      • betray,
      • unreliable,
      • responsible.

      • steadfast,
      • defect,
      • solid.

      • constant.

      • false.

      • true.

      • firm.

      • fast.

      • turn.

      believe

      • took for granted,
      • takes for granted,
      • supposes,
      • posits,
      • keep the faith,
      • take for granted,
      • be of the opinion,
      • Postulating,
      • place confidence in,
      • have no doubt,
      • have faith in,
      • give credence to,
      • take as gospel,
      • understand,
      • fall for,
      • Postulated,
      • having faith in,
      • be credulous,
      • taking for granted,
      • presume true,
      • take at one’s word,
      • lapped up,
      • be certain of,
      • keeping the faith,
      • attach weight to,
      • lap up,
      • be of opinion,
      • be convinced of,
      • keep faith,
      • rest assured.

      calculate

      • depended on.

      confide

      • hand over.

      credit

      • hand it to one,
      • pat on back.

      depend on

      • rely onorupon.

      expect

      • Predicting,
      • look ahead to,
      • foreknows,
      • waited for,
      • watched for,
      • Foreknew,
      • wait for,
      • be afraid,
      • is afraid,
      • hope for,
      • bargain on,
      • looking for,
      • predicts,
      • look forward to,
      • Foreknowing,
      • looking forward to,
      • see coming,
      • in the cards,
      • look for,
      • hoped for,
      • waiting for,
      • Foreknown,
      • looks for,
      • watching for,
      • watch for,
      • looked for,
      • foreknow.

      hope

      • having faith,
      • deem likely,
      • sweat out,
      • keep fingers crossed,
      • sweat it,
      • Hoped,
      • take heart,
      • hang in,
      • look at sunny side,
      • be sure of,
      • knock wood,
      • have faith,
      • sweating out,
      • feel confident,
      • sweat it out,
      • promise oneself,
      • think to,
      • knock on wood.

      lend

      • lay on one,
      • Sharking,
      • shark,
      • lay one,
      • lend-lease,
      • Sharked,
      • Sharks.

      Other relevant words:

      • cross heart,
      • laying down,
      • rely,
      • gaming,
      • play the ponies,
      • Relished,
      • pledge oneself,
      • confide,
      • look to,
      • entrusting,
      • turn to,
      • hazard,
      • tempt fortune,
      • give word,
      • lay odds,
      • state under oath,
      • pin faith on,
      • toss up,
      • bend an ear,
      • expect,
      • puts faith in,
      • calculate on,
      • believe in,
      • rest on,
      • have confidence in,
      • trusted,
      • take on trust,
      • Tendering,
      • resting on,
      • Plighting,
      • commend,
      • bet bottom dollar,
      • laid down,
      • take an oath,
      • calculate,
      • count upon,
      • count on,
      • accept,
      • play for,
      • put faith in,
      • trust in,
      • lean,
      • Dicing,
      • be confident of,
      • say so,
      • putting faith in,
      • built on,
      • presume,
      • premise,
      • tabbing,
      • stake on,
      • aim for,
      • Tendered,
      • take as gospel truth,
      • build on,
      • stake,
      • bet on,
      • ponies up,
      • leaning,
      • lean on,
      • cross one’s heart,
      • plans on,
      • hold with,
      • put money on,
      • laying odds,
      • bet,
      • buy in on,
      • Gamed,
      • hope,
      • anted,
      • lay down,
      • play against,
      • lend,
      • gamble on,
      • swear up and down,
      • looking to,
      • take oath,
      • ride on coattails,
      • Ventured,
      • expect from,
      • give witness,
      • take stock in,
      • pony up,
      • entrust,
      • lay money on,
      • Diced,
      • anteing,
      • tenders,
      • tabbed,
      • leaning on,
      • confide in,
      • took an oath,
      • give one’s word,
      • turn over,
      • bet bottom dollar on,
      • leave with,
      • reckon on,
      • deposit with,
      • swear,
      • build upon,
      • make an affidavit,
      • believe,
      • be sure about,
      • plan on.

      turn to

      • fall back on.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • convinced,
      • deposit,
      • line of credit,
      • commissioning,
      • allow,
      • guilelessness,
      • role,
      • order,
      • troth,
      • Enfeoff,
      • presumption,
      • reliant,
      • honest,
      • LEGAL ESTATE,
      • moment,
      • possession,
      • fellowship,
      • undependable,
      • credit rating,
      • trustingly,
      • perfidy,
      • confident,
      • effrontery,
      • depose,
      • title,
      • aimless,
      • use,
      • Procuration,
      • aspiration,
      • burden,
      • credit union,
      • put trust in,
      • swiftly,
      • double cross,
      • public utility,
      • Hoping,
      • conceive,
      • affiance,
      • society,
      • serious,
      • never-never,
      • tick,
      • fair,
      • buy,
      • suddenly,
      • cuss,
      • esteem,
      • depend upon,
      • call,
      • industry,
      • interest,
      • attack,
      • Seisin,
      • give in trust,
      • confederacy,
      • Executorship,
      • acquiescence,
      • precipitously,
      • abruptly,
      • license,
      • heartfelt,
      • apprehension,
      • fix,
      • assured,
      • swan,
      • injunction,
      • baton,
      • sisterhood,
      • perpetrate,
      • installment credit,
      • protection,
      • guild,
      • encumbrance,
      • innocence,
      • claque,
      • absolute interest,
      • dependability,
      • suspension of disbelief,
      • prospect,
      • dependency,
      • imprecate,
      • brotherhood,
      • holding,
      • Trist,
      • regency,
      • unpretentiousness,
      • bloc,
      • gullibility,
      • trustfulness,
      • genuine,
      • Seizin,
      • faithfulness,
      • trade association,
      • donate,
      • guard,
      • coterie,
      • religion,
      • honor,
      • secureness,
      • leery,
      • trustingness,
      • Acception,
      • avow,
      • aver,
      • overweening,
      • stock company,
      • honour,
      • warrant,
      • sharply,
      • tax credit,
      • direct,
      • probity,
      • absolutely,
      • blaspheme,
      • set store by,
      • joint-stock company,
      • clique,
      • equitable,
      • conspiracy,
      • credulousness,
      • disloyal,
      • be certain,
      • mutual fund,
      • confederation,
      • assured faith,
      • authorization,
      • staunch,
      • be confident,
      • commercial enterprise,
      • reckon upon,
      • simplicity,
      • BANK CREDIT,
      • dependent,
      • no matter who,
      • accusation,
      • demand,
      • arrogance,
      • equitable interest,
      • liability,
      • score,
      • task,
      • faithless,
      • place,
      • community,
      • bank upon,
      • perfectly,
      • give,
      • institutionalise,
      • curse,
      • hold accountable,
      • part,
      • remand,
      • right,
      • make over,
      • look upon,
      • rating,
      • job,
      • mandate,
      • coalition,
      • afraid,
      • institutionalize,
      • estate,
      • promise,
      • vested interest,
      • commercial credit,
      • whereby,
      • self-importance,
      • set,
      • self-confidence,
      • Regentship,
      • team,
      • recreant,
      • pomposity,
      • confidingly,
      • candid,
      • Misdoubt,
      • cherish,
      • regard,
      • reliability,
      • benefit,
      • so,
      • house,
      • disloyalty,
      • PROSPECTS,
      • depute,
      • admit,
      • good,
      • religious belief,
      • faithful,
      • requirement,
      • combining,
      • overconfidence,
      • credible,
      • scared,
      • Cahoot,
      • federation,
      • proxy,
      • corporate body,
      • Confidentness,
      • full power,
      • poise,
      • however,
      • consignment,
      • aspire to,
      • tenure,
      • sorority,
      • bold,
      • doubting,
      • company,
      • authority,
      • lodge,
      • assertion,
      • great expectations,
      • Agentship,
      • shortly,
      • club,
      • hastily,
      • percentage,
      • establishment,
      • hopes,
      • accept implicitly,
      • beneficial interest,
      • equity,
      • congregation,
      • body corporate,
      • pull,
      • faithlessness,
      • solvency,
      • growth fund,
      • positive,
      • conjecture,
      • falseness,
      • assert,
      • dedicate,
      • guess,
      • diploma,
      • client,
      • carry,
      • relegate,
      • deputation,
      • receive,
      • syndication,
      • ingenuousness,
      • persuasion,
      • unexpectedly,
      • rashly,
      • how,
      • honorable,
      • withal,
      • recommit,
      • league,
      • assignment,
      • party,
      • devote,
      • borrowing power,
      • trustful,
      • verify,
      • clan,
      • authorisation,
      • empowerment,
      • strap,
      • at random,
      • claim,
      • utterly,
      • lieutenancy,
      • or,
      • contingent interest,
      • foresee,
      • acceptation,
      • agency,
      • depone,
      • transmit,
      • open,
      • why,
      • settlement,
      • repose in,
      • confiding,
      • right of entry,
      • simple,
      • consumer credit,
      • have confidence,
      • honourable,
      • hubris,
      • trustfully,
      • trusting,
      • cure,
      • aktiebolag,
      • limitation,
      • pride,
      • deliver,
      • common,
      • sure,
      • consider,
      • swallow,
      • real,
      • go for,
      • circle,
      • credit insurance,
      • Exequatur,
      • jurisdiction,
      • association,
      • inexperience,
      • nonetheless,
      • hope against hope,
      • road transport,
      • credibility,
      • bestow,
      • treachery,
      • certain,
      • devolvement,
      • artless,
      • invest,
      • enterprise,
      • chamber of commerce,
      • accept for gospel,
      • instantly,
      • assumption,
      • cocksureness,
      • dignity,
      • book credit,
      • candour,
      • compagnie,
      • reception,
      • business establishment,
      • extend,
      • copartnership,
      • courage,
      • easement,
      • custodianship,
      • believe without reservation,
      • value,
      • LOAD FUND,
      • installment plan,
      • send,
      • Factorship,
      • Bund,
      • self-assurance,
      • distrustful,
      • empower,
      • train depot,
      • indictment,
      • put,
      • self-assertion,
      • leave,
      • practice,
      • boldness,
      • fault,
      • sincere,
      • think,
      • judas,
      • utility,
      • errand,
      • cabal,
      • hire purchase plan,
      • consecrate,
      • naivety,
      • auspices,
      • assuredness,
      • perfidious.

    How to use «Trust» in context?

    The power of trust is one of the most profound and influential concepts in human history. Trust allows two people to establish a relationship in which they share information and ideas with the expectation that the other person will act in their best interest. It is essential for successful cooperation and communication.

    Trust can be built gradually or quickly. It can be based on experience or simply a feeling that a person is worth trusting. We often trust people even if we have little evidence that they will act in our best interest. We simply trust that they are competent and not out to harm us.

    In some cases, trust can be violated without anyone realizing it.

    Paraphrases for Trust:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, singular
        trusted.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        trusted, trusting.
    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        belief.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Proper noun, singular
        trustee, Trustees.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        mistrust, trustworthiness.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        entrust.
      • Verb, base form
        entrust, n’ttrust.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, singular
        indenture, auditors, holdings, awards, merits, lays, individuals.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        confidence-.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        confidence, trusteeship.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        confidence, credibility, loyalty, reliability, self-confidence, trustee, trusteeship.

    Hypernym for Trust:

    • n.

      • possession
        discretionary trust, savings account trust, active trust, spendthrift trust, Totten Trust, direct trust, savings bank trust, living trust, Inter Vivos Trust, charitable trust, implied trust,passive trust, trust account, testamentary trust, express trust, voting trust, public trust, trustee account, Clifford Trust, grantor trust, blind trust.
    • v.

      • cognition
        credit, reckon, bet, depend, look, swear, lean, count, rely, calculate, bank.

    Hyponym for Trust:

    • n.

      • possession
        property, belongings, holding.
    • v.

      • cognition
        believe.
      • possession
        lend, loan.
      • social
        countenance, allow, let, permit.

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    narrowed down

    Synonyms:
    abate,
    calm down,
    check,
    contract,
    crumble,
    curb,
    curtail,
    cut down,
    decay,
    decline.

    Nearby words

    • truss up
    • trussed
    • Trusses
    • Trussing
    • trussings
    • Trust
    • ‘tween decks
    • (take) offence
    • (that’s a) good question
    • (the) best of luck
    • (the) more fool you/him/her etc.

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    • TRUST synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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    • confidence
    • expectation
    • faith
    • hope
    • assurance
    • certainty
    • certitude
    • conviction
    • credence
    • credit
    • dependence
    • positiveness
    • reliance
    • stock
    • store
    • sureness
    • entrustment
    • gospel truth
    • account
    • care
    • protection
    • charge
    • duty
    • guard
    • guardianship
    • keeping
    • liability
    • moment
    • obligation
    • safekeeping
    • trusteeship
    • ward
    • business
    • corporation
    • group
    • institution
    • bunch
    • cartel
    • chain
    • combine
    • conglomerate
    • crew
    • crowd
    • gang
    • mob
    • monopoly
    • outfit
    • pool
    • ring
    • syndicate
    • megacorp
    • multinational organization
    • count on
    • depend on
    • look to
    • accredit
    • assume
    • expect
    • hope
    • imagine
    • presume
    • suppose
    • surmise
    • take
    • bank on
    • be convinced
    • bet bottom dollar on
    • bet on
    • build on
    • calculate on
    • confide in
    • gamble on
    • have faith in
    • lay money on
    • lean on
    • place confidence in
    • place trust in
    • reckon on
    • rely upon
    • swear by
    • take at face value
    • think likely
    • commit
    • entrust
    • advance
    • aid
    • assign
    • command
    • commission
    • confer
    • confide
    • consign
    • delegate
    • grant
    • lend
    • let
    • loan
    • patronize
    • store
    • transfer
    • give over
    • let out
    • make trustee
    • put into hands of
    • sign over
    • turn over

    On this page you’ll find 241 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to trust, such as: confidence, expectation, faith, hope, assurance, and certainty.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    What is another word for trust?

    There may not be a substitute for trust in life, but there are a few different terms that can sometimes be used to replace the word.

    Trust is a form of confidence. Saying that you have trust in someone is often the same as saying you have confidence in them or that you place your hope or faith in them. Trust is often a firm belief that someone or something won’t let you down.

    Trust is also a verb meaning to have such confidence. To trust someone in this way is often to rely on, count on, depend on, or even believe in them. Having someone you can trust is having someone you can turn to.

    When two people trust each other, they can be said to have a mutual trust.

    The word trustworthiness is the noun form of the adjective trustworthy, which describes someone who has earned your trust. Someone who has trust in someone else can be described as trusting. Sometimes, this can imply that the person trusts others too easily. A similar (but less common) word is trustful.

    As a verb, trust can also mean something like presume, as in I trust we won’t have any problems here.

    What is another word for a lack of trust?

    • irresponsibility
    • disbelief
    • distrust
    • mistrust
    • disbelief
    • distrust
    • mistrust
    • abstain
    • disbelieve
    • know
    • reject
    • distrust
    • hold
    • keep
    • mistrust
    • borrow
    • hinder
    • hold
    • impede
    • keep
    • obstruct
    • oppose
    • disbelieve
    • distrust
    • mistrust

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    How to use trust in a sentence

    Then, she focused on the need for SANDAG to rebuild public trust after a scandal before we ask voters to increase taxes – and said the region needs to make new transit projects like the Mid-Coast Trolley successful before pivoting to new ones.

    POLITICS REPORT: BRY VS. TRANSITANDREW KEATTS AND SCOTT LEWISAUGUST 29, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO

    SYNONYM OF THE DAY

    OCTOBER 26, 1985

    WORDS RELATED TO TRUST

    • acknowledge
    • affirm
    • approbate
    • approve
    • buy
    • countenance
    • fancy
    • favor
    • go for
    • hold
    • hold with
    • like
    • recognize
    • relish
    • swallow
    • take as gospel truth
    • take stock in
    • trust
    • apprehension
    • awaiting
    • contemplation
    • expectancy
    • foresight
    • foretaste
    • high hopes
    • hope
    • impatience
    • joy
    • looking forward
    • outlook
    • preconception
    • premonition
    • preoccupation
    • prescience
    • presentiment
    • promise
    • prospect
    • trust
    • aggressiveness
    • aplomb
    • arrogance
    • assuredness
    • audacity
    • boldness
    • bravery
    • certainty
    • certitude
    • conviction
    • coolness
    • courage
    • effrontery
    • faith
    • firmness
    • impudence
    • nerve
    • poise
    • positiveness
    • presumption
    • security
    • self-confidence
    • self-reliance
    • sureness
    • surety
    • temerity
    • trust
    • assume
    • be sure about
    • believe in
    • bet on
    • build on
    • count on
    • gamble on
    • lean on
    • look to
    • reckon on
    • rely on
    • stake
    • trust
    • venture
    • wager
    • assumed
    • believed in
    • bet on
    • built on
    • counted on
    • gambled on
    • lean on
    • looked to
    • reckoned on
    • relied on
    • staked
    • trusted
    • ventured
    • wagered
    • was sure about
    • assuming
    • being sure about
    • believing in
    • betting on
    • building on
    • counting on
    • gambling on
    • lean on
    • looking to
    • reckoning on
    • relying on
    • staking
    • trusting
    • venturing
    • wagering

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    Belief is a noun that has been used for centuries.  Its use has remained popular throughout the ages.  Basically, it is a thought that people have of something they think or are taught to be true.   Generally, today we treat beliefs and relate them to religious, spiritual and psychological situations. 

    Has a few different meanings depending on the context it is used.

    Belief: the acceptance that a statement is true or that something exists.

    Something that someone accepts as being true or real, a firmly held opinion or idea.

    I know you have the belief that your dog is not responsible for pooping on my grass, but the video tells a different story!

    Contextual Synonyms:

    1. Opinion

    A view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

    It is my firm opinion that we need to learn English.

    2. View

    A way of considering or regarding something; an attitude or opinion.

    My father holds the view that computers are just a fad.

    3. Conviction

    A firmly held thought and/or opinion.

    My mother’s conviction about education resulted in all of her children becoming professionals and graduates of university.

    4. Judgment

    An opinion or conclusion.

    Even though you don’t think it is right, it is my judgement that it is the right way to go.

    5. Way of thinking

    Used for giving your opinion.

    To my way of thinking, the decision to move to the Philippines is important.

    6. Impression

    An opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or based on little evidence, idea, feeling.

    It’s my impression that you are not the real Goldie Locks as your hair is black.

    7. Theory 

    A person’s ideas or system of ideas used to explain something or someone.

    The investigator had a theory that it was the neighbor.

    8. Conclusion

    Through reasoning, a decision or judgement is made.

    It was my manager’s conclusion that we needed to hire more staff.

    9. Notion

    A belief or conception about something.

    There are some that have a notion that drinking during pregnancy is ok, it is not!


    b) Belief

    A religious or spiritual conviction.

    I understand your beliefs are Christian, however mine are not.  Please do not knock on my door again. Good night!

    Contextual Synonyms: 

    10. Ideology

    Ideas about religion or system of ideals.

    My parents wanted me to go to church, but I told them I have my own ideology.

    11. Principle

    A rule or ideal that guides one’s behavior.

    There are some basic principles that guide Catholics behavior.

    12. Ethic

    A set of moral rules that direct a group and form of conduct.

    The ethics direct our worshipers are non-negotiable.

    13. Dogma

    A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.

    The Buddhist dogma of not killing anything is strong.

    14. Creed

    A system of Christian or other religious belief; a faith.

    Every believer of our group has a common creed.


    c) Belief

    Faith, confidence in someone or something, trust.

    I have held the belief that you can judge a man’s character by observing how and what they spend their money on.

    Contextual Synonyms: 

    15. Faith

    Complete trust or confidence in someone or something.

    He has complete trust in his team to complete the project.

    16. Trust

    Firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.

    I trust that you will remember the meeting tomorrow.

    17. Reliance

    Dependence on or trust in someone or something.

    The board of directors has great reliance on the CEO ro handle the problem.

    18. Confidence

    The feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something; firm trust.

    I have complete confidence in your ability to complete the test.

    19. Credence

    The acceptance and faith that something is true.

    My boss gives great credence to his employees and it makes us feel valued and trusted.


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