Words Of Trust

verb to trust someone with private or secret information

• She felt comfortable enough to confide in her therapist about her deepest fears.
• I know I can confide in you when I need to talk about something serious.
• I can always confide in my best friend, she never judges me.
• The old tree seemed to whisper secrets to those who would confide in its shade.

adjective describing someone or something that is worthy of faith or trust

• The company's faithworthy reputation has been built on years of reliable service.
• I trust him with my personal information because he's always been faithworthy.
• She's the most faithworthy friend I have, always coming through when I need her.
• The old oak tree stood as a symbol of something strong and faithworthy in the midst of chaos.

noun A person's soul or inner essence characterized by trust or reliance on others or a higher power.

• She was known for being a trusting soul, always believing the best in people.
• Don't worry, I'm a trusting soul and I know you wouldn't lie to me.
• I may seem like a trusting soul, but I've learned to be cautious in this city.
• In a world full of deceit, being a trusting soul can sometimes be a liability.