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Trustie

Definition:

Trustie (noun): a person who is trusted; a reliable and dependable individual.

Trustie (adjective): trustworthy; reliable; deserving of trust.

Senses and Usages:

Noun Sense:

1. A trustie can refer to an individual who is known for being trustworthy and dependable in various situations, such as in personal relationships or professional environments.

2. In certain contexts, trustie can also refer to a prisoner who has earned the privilege to perform certain duties or have additional freedoms due to their demonstrated trustworthiness within the correctional system.

Adjective Sense:

1. Trustie as an adjective describes someone or something that instills trust and confidence in others.

2. In the context of products, trustie can indicate that a particular brand or item is renowned for its reliability, durability, and high-quality.

Sample Sentences:

Noun Usage:

  1. My best friend Sarah is my trustie; I can always rely on her for support and advice.
  2. The company appointed Brian as the trustie to handle sensitive client information due to his exceptional integrity.

Adjective Usage:

  1. I always purchase products from trustie brands to ensure their quality and longevity.
  2. His trustie nature made him the perfect candidate for the position of treasurer in the school council.

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