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Loyal or faithful in nature

Regarded as reliable or trustworthy

Having influence or power

Very likely or bound

(took one's word) To have regarded as right or true

(took it) To have assumed

(archaic) To have revealed (information)

Past tense for to assign a task, duty or responsibility to someone

Past tense for to commit someone or something to one's care

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Adjective

Loyal or faithful in nature

tried and tested

straightforward

tried and trusted

put to the test

dyed-in-the-wool

through and through

well-established

long-established

bred-in-the-bone

high-principled

keen as mustard

through-and-through

deeply ingrained

anti-corruption

above suspicion

well established

as thick as thieves

firmly established

dyed-in-the wool

true to the end

as keen as mustard

morally correct

honest-to-goodness

uncounterfeited

on the up and up

as good as one's word

worthy of trust

full of integrity

capable of being trusted

copper-bottomed

carrying the load

good as one's word

to be counted on

in a straight line

without reservations

hundred percent

committed to the idea of

tall in the saddle

meaning business

on one's mettle

single-minded about

fanatical about

thick as thieves

in each other's pocket

joined at the hip

well disciplined

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“He's given some to his most trusted companions for safekeeping and transferred some to more secret and more protected hiding places.”

Adjective

Regarded as reliable or trustworthy

high-principled

salt of the earth

irreprehensible

beyond reproach

beyond criticism

straightforward

highly regarded

well thought of

well-thought-of

of good standing

with a good reputation

anti-corruption

tried and trusted

copper-bottomed

more ❯

“It was towards five in the evening when Arthur and forty of his most trusted men rode into Wingham High Street.”

Adjective

Having influence or power

highly regarded

of the first rank

of high standing

well thought of

of greatest importance

much publicized

in the public eye

much-publicized

first and foremost

of prime importance

of supreme importance

well-thought-of

strictly business

earth-shattering

in the limelight

having made a name for oneself

playing hard ball

worthy of mention

tall in the saddle

of greatest significance

of gentle birth

highly esteemed

highly thought of

fit for a queen

fit for a prince

fit for a princess

at the cutting edge

at the leading edge

not to be forgotten

never to be forgotten

fixed in the mind

larger-than-life

worthy of attention

carrying a lot of weight

self-respecting

out of this world

all that and a bag of chips

highest-ranking

world-shattering

of significance

out of the ordinary

anti-corruption

most influential

most illustrious

most noticeable

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Adjective

Very likely or bound

Verb

(took one's word) To have regarded as right or true

had confidence in

placed confidence in

placed trust in

pinned your faith on

placed reliance on

bet bottom dollar on

had every confidence in

taken as gospel

put your faith in

put confidence in

considered truthful

regarded as true

took as gospel truth

given credence to

taken as gospel truth

gave credence to

bet one's bottom dollar

swallowed something hook, line and sinker

attached weight to

accepted as true

considered honest

had a conviction

taken something as gospel

given credit to

taken for granted

took something as gospel

took for granted

presumed to be true

took at one's word

had no doubt in

placed reliance

expressed confidence in

strongly suspected

taken at one's word

rode on coattails

ridden on coattails

gone on the record for

went on the record for

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“I do not feel like I can trust what this tabloid is reporting.”

Verb

(took it) To have assumed

hypothesized^US

hazarded a guess

hypothesised^UK

took for granted

philosophised^UK

philosophized^US

put a figure on

come to the conclusion

formed an opinion of

taken for granted

called the turn

came to the conclusion

read between lines

calculated roughly

had sneaking suspicion

drew the inference

formed an impression of

drawn the inference

made an estimate of

taken account of

took account of

set a figure on

seen something coming

saw something coming

taken it as given

read between the lines

took it as given

had an idea that

bet one's bottom dollar

thought it likely

jumped to a conclusion

made a guess at

put two and two together

come to understand

had one's number

considered it right

took as gospel truth

compartmentalised^UK

built castles in air

looked forward to

entertained the idea

crystal balled it

number crunched

gotten the measure of

had a sneaking suspicion

drawn a conclusion

drew conclusions

roughly calculated

subscribed to the opinion

taken the measurements of

postulated that

took the measurements of

made an educated guess

taken as gospel truth

taken a shot at

worked something out

laid down the law

made suppositions

came to understand

made rough guess

told in advance

had as one's opinion

got the measure of

drawn conclusions

gone out on a limb

formed the opinion

conceived to be

went out on a limb

viewed as being

had a sneaking suspicion of

made a judgement

thought of as being

had in prospect

thought through

thought it likely that

run it up flagpole

taken it as read

drew a conclusion

come to the conclusion that

regarded as being

found the sum of

beat one's brains

gotten the idea

reached conclusion

took it as read

classed as being

taken a stab at

figured something out

looked ahead to

calculated to be

contemplated the possibility of

compartmentalized^US

regarded as likely

looked on as being

drawn inference

came to the conclusion that

saw handwriting on wall

seen handwriting on wall

taken measure of

took measure of

beaten one's brains

ran it up flagpole

taken something as given

took something as given

seen in your mind's eye

taken as a hypothesis

took as a hypothesis

saw in your mind's eye

saw in the cards

seen in the cards

took the measure of

taken the measure of

taken it for granted

took it for granted

got the picture

gotten the picture

swore up and down

sworn up and down

gave an estimate

gave a price of

gave a figure of

given a price of

given an estimate

given a figure of

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“I hope that this was just an oversight, and I trust that it will never happen again.”

Verb

(archaic) To have revealed (information)

Verb

Past tense for to assign a task, duty or responsibility to someone

“But prosecutors are not perfectly wise, and it is folly to trust them with so much power.”

Verb

Past tense for to commit someone or something to one's care

“I am not sure if I can trust this expensive artwork with the courier company.”

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