Trust and Vow

Trust

Trust verb - To give a task, duty, or responsibility to.

Vow and trust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vow" instead a verb "Trust".

Vow

Vow verb - To make a solemn declaration of intent.
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Synonyms for Vow

Trust and vow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Trust" instead a verb "Vow".

Nearby Words: vowed, vowing

How words are described

public public trust public vow
complete complete trust complete vow
true true trust true vow
legal legal trust legal vow
Other adjectives: serious, important, personal, mutual, highest, sacred.

Common collocations

man trust man vow man

Both words in one sentence

  • Releasing from the Promise In Julie Kagawa's The Iron Queen, Puck explains to Meghan that offering to release Ash from a vow is like tearing his heart out: it means that she doesn't trust him and never wants to see him again.
  • Blood Brothers Woe to anyone who betrays their rucken's trust and willingly breaks that vow.
  • Armor-Piercing Response HERZ: When UN Inspector Kurumi walks into Misato’s office to accuse her of breach of trust, theft and fraud and Kaji’s murder and vow making her to pay for her alleged crimes, Misato’s reply stops her tirade abruptly.
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