Associations to the word «Entrust»
Noun
- Magistrate
- Administration
- Vassal
- Thirteen
- Regent
- Subordinate
- Preaching
- Drafting
- Caesar
- Nymph
- Templar
- Centaur
- Counsellor
- Defence
- Tutor
- Orphan
- Casimir
- Liu
- Majesty
- Wei
- Decree
- Diocese
- Oversight
- Emperor
- Commission
- Management
- Burgher
- Treasure
- Prudence
- Treasurer
- Abbot
- Chancellor
- Almighty
- Vigour
- Edict
- Abbe
- Archdiocese
- Tuscany
- Entire
- Bonaparte
- Dispatch
- Empress
- Wang
- Charge
- Zeal
- Superintendent
- Versailles
- Castile
- Comte
- Negotiation
- Nephew
- Nun
- Wen
- Enmity
- Guidance
- Archbishop
- Xvi
- Bishop
- Authority
- Lordship
- Sum
- Athena
- Tokugawa
- Monastery
- Heir
- Gao
- Filippo
- Message
- Pledge
Adjective
Wiktionary
ENTRUST, verb. To trust to the care of.
Dictionary definition
ENTRUST, verb. Confer a trust upon; "The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret"; "I commit my soul to God".
ENTRUST, verb. Put into the care or protection of someone; "He left the decision to his deputy"; "leave your child the nurse's care".
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