Deal and Trust

Deal

Deal verb - To carry on the business of buying and selling goods or other property.

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Trust and deal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trust" instead the word "Deal" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: dealing, dealer, dealt

Trust verb - To put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of another.

Usage example: I wouldn't trust my wallet with a complete stranger if I were you

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Deal and trust are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deal" instead the word "Trust" as a noun or a verb.

good	good deal	good trust
full	full deal	full trust
best	best deal	best trust
complete	complete deal	complete trust
Other adjectives: entire, great, serious, huge, little, dark, main, important, former, next, double.

ability	deal ability	trust ability
character	deal character	trust character
life	deal life	trust life
people	deal people	trust people
Other words: time, way, bit, allies.

Shadowrun has "never trust an elf" and "never deal with a dragon" as two of its most oft-quoted pieces of street wisdom.

Source: Doesn't Trust Those Guys
Additionally, USSR needed military access through Poland to deal with Germany, and Poles wisely didn't trust Russians and made France-Britain-Poland-USSR alliance impossible.

Source: Useful Notes / History of the USSR
Instead of joining up with you lot so that you'll trust me and hand my sword over nicely when I ask at the end of the game, I think I shall kill myself so I don't have to deal with it.

Source: Video Game / Yggdra Union

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