trustworthy
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definition
adjective
leave a spare key with a trustworthy neighbor
able to be relied on as honest or truthful.
example
Once employed, I class myself as a 'trustworthy' and reliable person, despite the fact I have a back problem.
He was honest and 'trustworthy' and drove for a fixed fare set by the hotel.
As you will understand I am putting all my trust on your 'trustworthy' and honest character.
By being honest and 'trustworthy' , you are marketing yourself to prospective customers.
They know that they will have to vote for the most 'trustworthy' person if they want to maximize their own interests.
He is completely honest and 'trustworthy' , and his record of service to his patients is second to none.
I think language is one of the many ways we learn to identify those who are 'trustworthy' and loyal to us.
Do they have a 'trustworthy' neighbour they can ring if they get into difficulties and a number to contact you at work?
Trust is in truth unlikely to be restored for so long as politicians try and prove that one side is more honest and 'trustworthy' than the other.
He's very 'trustworthy' , he's honest and he's much braver than I am, as a gamekeeper he has to be.
The officer said the defendant had expressed himself as somebody who was 'trustworthy' , very reliable and keen.
The groups change every few sessions and they're very open and 'trustworthy' .
You prefer to describe yourself as dependable, honest, practical and 'trustworthy' .
The Siberian Husky loves children and its reliable temperament makes it 'trustworthy' .
He looks very professional and 'trustworthy' , and I hope things work out for him.
The impression that he gave me was that he was a very honest and 'trustworthy' young man.
The first thing that he needed was a 'trustworthy' driver, who could be relied on to stay sober.
A caring neighbour both honest and 'trustworthy' , he loved the affairs of the day.
I would like to think they would say I am 'trustworthy' , helpful and reliable.
Both of them have shown a tendency to distort the truth, and so neither is 'trustworthy' .
Those age-old perceptions of prudence, integrity, decency and 'trustworthiness' appear to count for less these days.
Leaders and managers must have integrity and 'trustworthiness' , and set examples for others to follow.
Such principle assumes that people can be motivated to behave 'trustworthily' by trustful actions.
He added that the people in the diocese were aware of the goodness and 'trustworthiness' of ‘the overwhelming majority of our priests’.
And I think if we're to continue to be trusted in the world, we need to follow the blueprint that they gave for coming home honorably and 'trustworthily' .
The key to my success is honesty, 'trustworthiness' and resourcefulness.
Forest certification is a modern market-based tool that can be used to support forest managers who freely decide to manage forests in a way that is sustainable in all its aspects, and to 'trustworthily' express their decisions to the public via the use of the FSC logo on products.
A reasonable level of competence is implicit, as are 'trustworthiness' and honesty.
With the intention of 'trustworthily' representing the different recommendations and gratefulness from our clients, we have maintained texts in its original language.
In other words, the partners behave 'trustworthily' because it is in their own interest.
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