trust

v. 1. the act of believing in the validity of what a person says/does and being able to open yourself up to them; 2. the act thinking something is certain or factual because of who the person is

n. what a person can have with one or multiple people that allows them to share personal details without regret or apprehension that the details will be disclosed or used against them negatively

Because you've never lied to me, I trust you.

I trust that even though you spent the weekend at JMU without me, you didn't sleep with any other girls.

We trust each other so when we see each other at Oyster Festival we're going to have an amazing weekend.

by MaryWashingtonCurls November 02, 2011

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Spending time with somebody to see whether you can trust them is not the same as trusting them.

The girl told people that her and the guy had trusted each other in the past, which was bullshit. They had spent time together, but the guy never started trusting her. Many people spend time around people they don't trust all the time.

by Solid Mantis July 06, 2019

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Trust

Something lost by a politician or prime minister upon offering beautiful and high sounding promises to a nation and then taking that nation to unnecessary and barbaric war.

It is lost not only by the individual, but by all individuals in that society.

And the greater the trust, the greater the loss.

Since Abu Ghraib, I just don't trust anyone anymore...

by Premasagar April 26, 2005

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