trustful
adjective
full of trust; free of distrust, suspicion, or the like; confiding.
trustfully
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a word derived from
trustful.
Example Sentences
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“It remains vital for Germany, in the interest of the security of its citizens and its forces abroad, to cooperate closely and trustfully with western partners, in particular with the U.S.A.,” he added.
From Newsweek
President Eisenhower made a speech intended to stress how much Geneva left undone, how much was needed before Russia could be trustfully accepted in the family of nations.
From Time Magazine Archive
So she looked up at her benefactor, hopefully, trustfully.
From Time Magazine Archive
"It is my most beautiful portrait," Alma wrote, noting that it showed her "trustfully clinging to him, expecting all help from him who, despotic of face, radiating energy, calms the mountainous waves."
From Time Magazine Archive
“Where are we going, Nat?” she asked trustfully.
From "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" by Elizabeth George Speare
