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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Trusted
Hi people!
I don't know the exact meaning of the word trusted. I will give an example to make it clear.
1) Sheila isn't very sincere ; don't believe what she says.
2) Sheila isn't very trusted ; don't believe what she says.
Are both sentences correct? I feel that the second one does not sound very natural. Could you give me some examples with trusted?
Thank you in advance
Regards,
Anne
I don't know the exact meaning of the word trusted. I will give an example to make it clear.
1) Sheila isn't very sincere ; don't believe what she says.
2) Sheila isn't very trusted ; don't believe what she says.
Are both sentences correct? I feel that the second one does not sound very natural. Could you give me some examples with trusted?
Thank you in advance
Regards,
Anne
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Both sentences are OK, Anne.
- Both sentences are OK, Anne.
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So they have the same meaning I guess..Trusted means honest? I thought it had a slightly different meaning, namely reliable. However, my book does not accept reliable as a correct answer. Only sincere. I'm a bit confused.
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I didn't say that sincere and trusted have the same meaning; I said that both sentences are good. Both adjectives make Sheila untrustworthy.
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