Known
Known adjective - Apprehended with certainty.
Trustworthy and known are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trustworthy" instead an adjective "Known".
Trustworthy
Trustworthy adjective - Worthy of one's trust.
Known and trustworthy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Known" instead an adjective "Trustworthy".
Both words in one sentence
- Agent Ostler turns out to be trying to hunt down Nobody, too; and if John had known she was trustworthy quite a bit of death could have been averted.
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In The Day of the Jackal, the Jackal buys his weapons from an arms dealer, known as the Armorer, who was formerly a war hero in Belgium, but later turned to crime, including his arms sales, but still maintains a highly respectable and trustworthy persona.
Source: Arms Dealer - The entire episode seems to be warning against the paranoia that can develop in these situations, and depicts the characters as being wrong for turning the matter into a witch hunt, and for accusing people they should have known were trustworthy and loyal to the governor.
Source: Broken Aesop / Live-Action TV
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