Definition

Having earned confidence through demonstrated reliability and honesty; considered dependable and worthy of belief. Describes a person or source that has proven themselves to be truthful and consistent.

Example Usage

She's a trusted advisor to the CEO, and everyone values her opinions.

Origin

Old English 'treowian,' related to Germanic roots meaning 'firm' or 'loyal'; formalized in English by the 12th century

Fun Fact

Trust is a currency that takes years to build but can be destroyed in an instant through betrayal or dishonesty

Source: Definition backfill (hailey)

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