trustworthy in Latin
trustworthy in Latin is fīdus — trustworthy means reliable enough to be trusted; deserving of confidence.
trustworthy in Latin
fīdus
Deserving of trust, reliable.
What does "trustworthy" mean?
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adj Reliable enough to be trusted; deserving of confidence.
"She's the most trustworthy person on the team — she never breaks a promise."
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trustworthy in a sentence
- She's the most trustworthy person on the team — she never breaks a promise.
- Make sure your sources are trustworthy before citing them.
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What is "trustworthy" in Latin?
"trustworthy" in Latin is fīdus. trustworthy means: Reliable enough to be trusted; deserving of confidence.
How do you use "trustworthy" in a sentence?
Example: "She's the most trustworthy person on the team — she never breaks a promise." In Latin, "trustworthy" is fīdus.
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