Fault and Trust

Fault

Fault noun - A defect in character.

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

Nearby Words: faulty, faultless, faulted, faulting, faultily

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

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

good	good fault	good trust
full	full fault	full trust
complete	complete fault	complete trust
genuine	genuine fault	genuine trust
Other adjectives: open, great, serious, little, main, social, personal, new, further, racist, perceived.

friend	fault friend	trust friend
life	fault life	trust life
guy	fault guy	trust guy
idea	fault idea	trust idea
Other words: time, way, nothing, brother, anyone, everyone.

However, while she claims not to trust anyone she can't mind-read, there is one exception: She trusts Touma, the protagonist of the series, almost to a fault.

Source: Properly Paranoid
It's All My Fault: Dominic believes he's responsible for Mani got injured by a Ciro soldier, because he taught Mani to trust humans.

Source: Video Game / Melolune
This was actually all their own damned fault; the army as a whole used 'shell shortage' as an excuse for the logistical nightmare caused by their generals' utter refusal to trust the (relatively powerless) General Staff to send them reinforcements, food, and ammunition.

Source: Useful Notes / Russians with Rifles

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