Words To Trust By

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'believable' describes something that can be believed

• The witness provided a believable account of the events.
• I find it hard to believe, but it's definitely believable.
• That story is totally believable, dude.
• His excuse was like a believable fairy tale.

noun the quality of being trusted and believed in

adjective credible (related to credibility)

• The scientist's credibility was called into question after his research methods were scrutinized.
• I trust her because she has a lot of credibility in this field.
• You gotta build up your street cred if you want any credibility around here.
• His credibility as a leader was shattered when he was caught lying to his team.

noun firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something

verb believe in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something

• Trust is a key component in building successful business relationships.
• I trust my best friend with all my secrets.
• I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him.
• Trust is like a fragile glass vase, once broken it can never be fully repaired.

adjective showing or tending to have trust or confidence

• The trustful relationship between the two companies led to a successful partnership.
• I feel trustful towards my new coworker after working on a project together.
• I'm totally trustful of my best friend to keep my secrets.
• The artist's use of colors in the painting created a trustful atmosphere.