trustworthy (Meaning)
trustworthy (a)
worthy of trust or belief
trustworthy (s)
taking responsibility for one's conduct and obligations
trustworthy (a.)
Worthy of trust or confidence; trusty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trustworthy
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- untruthful
- recreant
- traitorous
- deceitful
- suspect
- fishy
- shady
- doubtful
- hazardous
- shaky
- perfidious
- disputable
- inconstant
- uncertain
- unsound
- deceitful
- mendacious
- questionable
- shaky
- fishy
- untruthful
- unsound
- suspect
- inconstant
- dubious
- hazardous
- fickle
- fickle
- recreant
- debatable
- traitorous
- lying
- dodgy
- shady
- lying
- perfidious
- mendacious
- risky
- disputable
- problematical
- dodgy
- problematical
- problematic
- uncertain
- debatable
- doubtful
- problematic
- risky
- dubious
- questionable
Synonyms:
- blameless
- irreproachable
- infallible
- valid
- telling
- proven
- validated
- tried
- single-minded
- sincere
- honest
- strong
- verified
- steadfast
- unerring
- true-blue
- unimpeachable
- attested
- unquestionable
- sound
- authenticated
- faithful
- faultless
- tried-and-true
- impeccable
- staunch
- devoted
- fast
- constant
- confirmed
- effective
- firm
- stanch
Antonyms:
trustworthy Sentence Examples
- The company's trustworthy reputation made it an attractive investment opportunity.
- Emily was known throughout the neighborhood as a trustworthy babysitter.
- The trustworthy mechanic always provided honest estimates and quality repairs.
- The judge relied on the trustworthiness of the witness to make an informed decision.
- The trustworthy employee was entrusted with sensitive information.
- The trustworthy friend kept all secrets confidential.
- The government official maintained a high level of trustworthiness throughout his career.
- The trustworthy charity used its donations responsibly to help those in need.
- The trustworthiness of the source was questioned due to previous inaccuracies.
- The trustworthy dog remained loyal and loving even in difficult times.
FAQs About the word trustworthy
worthy of trust or belief, taking responsibility for one's conduct and obligationsWorthy of trust or confidence; trusty.
responsible, true,reliable, safe, secure,good, steady, dependable, calculable, loyal
unfaithful, treacherous,unreliable, dishonest, unsafe, faithless, unfaithful, untrue, disloyal, untrue
The company's trustworthy reputation made it an attractive investment opportunity.
Emily was known throughout the neighborhood as a trustworthy babysitter.
The trustworthy mechanic always provided honest estimates and quality repairs.
The judge relied on the trustworthiness of the witness to make an informed decision.
