Accept
Trust
Trust verb - To regard as right or true.
Usage example: don't trust everything you read in the newspaper
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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But she gradually learns to accept and trust those around her, thanks to her growing feelings for Jean, along with Grandis and the Nautilus crew.
Source: Love Redeems -
It gets to the point where even when he becomes genuinely apologetic that you can no longer trust him, and reluctantly accept his help.
- He even admits he's a complete wreck later in the game, but he still won't accept anyone's help because he can't trust anyone anymore.
Source: Leave Me Alone!
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