entrust Antonyms
Meaning of entrust
entrust (v)
confer a trust upon
put into the care or protection of someone
entrust (v. t.)
See Intrust.
entrust Sentence Examples
- The king entrusted the safety of the kingdom to his loyal knights.
- The scientist entrusted her research team with the task of finding a cure for the disease.
- The teacher entrusted her students with the responsibility of completing their assignments on time.
- The patient entrusted her doctor with the care of her health.
- The parent entrusted their child to the babysitter with the hope that they would be well taken care of.
- The friend entrusted his secret to me, and I promised to keep it confidential.
- The leader entrusted the mission to the most capable member of the team, confident in their ability to succeed.
- The business owner entrusted her employees with the responsibility of running the company in her absence, knowing that they would make the right decisions.
- The artist entrusted the curator with the task of selecting the artwork for the exhibition, trusting their expertise in the field.
- The landlord entrusted the property to the tenants, expecting them to take good care of it and pay rent on time.
FAQs About the word entrust
confer a trust upon, put into the care or protection of someoneSee Intrust.
trust,task, recommend, invest, assign,charge, consign, allocate, commission, authorize
keep, retain, withhold, possess, withhold, hold,hold, keep, retain, possess
The king entrusted the safety of the kingdom to his loyal knights.
The scientist entrusted her research team with the task of finding a cure for the disease.
The teacher entrusted her students with the responsibility of completing their assignments on time.
The patient entrusted her doctor with the care of her health.
