Meaning of trust
Definition of trust
(noun)
something (as property)
held
by one
party
(the trustee) for the
benefit
of
another
(the beneficiary); "he is the
beneficiary
of a
generous
trust
set up by his father"
certainty
based
on
past
experience; "he wrote the
paper
with
considerable
reliance on the
work
of
other
scientists"; "he put
more
trust
in his own two
legs
than in the gun"
the
trait
of
believing
in the
honesty
and
reliability
of others; "the
experience
destroyed
his
trust
and
personal
dignity"
a
consortium
of
independent
organizations
formed
to
limit
competition
by
controlling
the
production
and
distribution
of a
product
or service; "they set up the
trust
in the
hope
of gaining a monopoly"
complete
confidence
in a
person
or
plan
etc; "he
cherished
the faith of a
good
woman"; "the doctor-patient
relationship
is
based
on trust"
a
trustful
relationship; "he took me into his confidence"; "he betrayed their trust"
(verb)
have
confidence
or
faith
in; "We can
trust
in our government"
allow
without
fear
be
confident
about
something; "I believe that he
will
come
back
from the war"
expect
and wish; "I
trust
you
will
behave
better
from now on"; "I
hope
she understands that she cannot
expect
a raise"
(adj)
below
average
in
quality
or performance; "a bad
chess
player"; "a bad recital"
(verb)
(chiefly archaic)
extend
credit
to; "don't
trust
my ex-wife; I won't pay her debts anymore"
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