Synonyms for trusted
trust·ed

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1. sure, trustedadjective

   (of persons) worthy of trust or confidence

   "a sure (or trusted) friend"

   Synonyms:
   certain(p), sure, indisputable, certain

   Antonyms:
   untrustworthy, untrusty

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1. admired, highly respected

   the woman had been a trusted employee for many years in the firm, highly regarded and very dependable.

   Submitted by rinat on June 25, 2017  

2. goodadjective

   good; isn't annoying

   Submitted by noah.bercich on February 16, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "trusted":

   reliable, confidence, trust, trustworthy, protected, dependable, hoped, confidence-building

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1. Brad Sherman:

   A government that cannot be trusted with a bone saw, should not be trusted with a nuclear weapon.

2. Jolyon Maugham:

   I am delighted with the Court's decision. It is a pity to have to say it, but this is not a Prime Minister who can be trusted to comply with the law, and because he cannot be trusted he must be supervised.

3. Nat Hentoff:

   Those who created this country chose freedom. With all of its dangers. And do you know the riskiest part of that choice they made? They actually believed that we could be trusted to make up our own minds in the whirl of differing ideas. That we could be trusted to remain free, even when there were very, very seductive voices – taking advantage of our freedom of speech – who were trying to turn this country into the kind of place where the government could tell you what you can and cannot do.

4. Salvatore Muoio:

   You would have to think if Dauman isn't trusted to be on the board, he isn't trusted to be CEO.

5. Thomas Jefferson, First Inaugural Address:

   Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the governing of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the forms of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question.