Trustworthy Terminology

noun the quality of being believed or accepted as true

• The scientific community gives credence to the theory of evolution.
• I don't give much credence to rumors I hear at school.
• I wouldn't put much credence in what he says, he's always exaggerating.
• Her success in the competition lent credence to the idea that hard work pays off.

verb to depend on or trust in someone or something

preposition used to indicate the basis or foundation on which something is established or depends

• In business, it is important to rely on accurate data for decision-making.
• I always rely on my best friend for fashion advice.
• I can always rely on my brother to have my back no matter what.
• When times get tough, you can rely on your inner strength to carry you through.

verb to depend on with full trust or confidence

• In order to succeed, we must rely on accurate data and thorough analysis.
• I can always rely on Sarah to pick me up from the airport.
• I rely on my best friend to always have my back no matter what.
• When times get tough, I rely on my faith to guide me through.