trustworthy
Americanadjective
adjective
Related Words
See reliable.
Other Word Forms
- trustworthily adverb
- trustworthiness noun
- untrustworthily adverb
- untrustworthy adjective
Etymology
Origin of trustworthy
Example Sentences
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When we evaluated the best options for 2025, we looked at what really matters: strong security features, trustworthy privacy policies, realistic data allowances, decent speeds, user-friendly apps and transparent business practices.
From Salon
If a company has a solid grasp of IRS rules and works with a trustworthy custodian to manage its plans, this additional feature may not be as cumbersome as it could be for others.
From MarketWatch
According to the Associated Press, advertisers are increasingly using Super Bowl airtime to promote digital health platforms and AI-driven tools, positioning them as convenient, trustworthy, and essential.
From Salon
"We will keep working closely with our member states to make the online environment in Europe safe, transparent and trustworthy," the spokesman said.
From Barron's
Appoint a trustworthy person to hold power of attorney to oversee an ailing relative’s estate plan.
From MarketWatch
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