Debt and Trust

Debt

Debt noun - Something (as money) which is owed.

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Trust and debt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trust" instead a noun "Debt".

Nearby Word: debtor

Trust noun - Firm belief in the integrity, ability, effectiveness, or genuineness of someone or something.

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Debt and trust are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Debt" instead a noun "Trust".

public	public debt	public trust
total	total debt	total trust
deep	deep debt	deep trust
entire	entire debt	entire trust
Other adjectives: severe, extreme, great, serious, huge, little, important, personal, new, further, growing, remaining, increasing, grudging.

Turkish is uncomfortable being in Brick Top's debt and doubtful whether he can trust Mickey to go down as instructed.

Source: Film / Snatch.
The trust was, however, badly mismanaged, and Carter left office one million dollars in debt.

Source: Useful Notes / Jimmy Carter
Most nobles didn't trust them as far as they could throw them, King Philip IV of France had the original Knights Templar almost completely wiped out (primarily because he didn't want to pay off France's monetary debt to them), with his son having the pope finish the job.

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