trusted
Pronunciation: [ˈtrʌs.tɪd]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(adjective) when someone is believed to be honest and reliable, like a friend you can count on. If you trust someone, it means you feel safe sharing your thoughts or feelings with them.
Example
My best friend is a trusted person; I know I can tell her anything.
Example
He was not seen as a trusted advisor after making several poor decisions.
Example
Who do you consider a trusted friend in your life?
Context: "rely on"
(verb) to believe that someone will do what they said they would do, or that something is safe and reliable. For example, if you trust your teacher, you think they will always help you and give good advice.
Example
I trusted my parents to take care of me when I was younger.
Example
She didn't trust her phone to work during the trip because it was old and broken.
Example
Can I trust you to keep my secret?
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