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trustfulness

/ˈtɹəstfəlnəs/ noun

The property of being trustful.

Word Origin Trustful means full of trust, and trustfulness is the state of being full of trust. The root is the same as trust: from Old Norse 'traust' meaning confidence, ultimately from PIE *deru- (firm, solid). So trustfulness is the quality of being solidly confident. The -ful suffix (full of) and -ness (state of) are straightforward.

noun The property of being trustful. countable

Her natural trustfulness made her vulnerable to deception.

(名词) 信任性；信赖性；易信

她天生的信任特质使她容易受到欺骗。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser confiado o crédulo.

Su confianza natural la hacía vulnerable al engaño.

(nom) confiance; crédulité; candeur [Disposition naturelle à faire confiance aux autres.]

Sa trustfulness naturelle la rendait vulnérable à la tromperie.

(Substantiv) Vertrauensseligkeit; Vertrauensvollheit [Die Eigenschaft, vertrauensvoll oder leichtgläubig zu sein; Gutgläubigkeit.]

Ihre natürliche **trustfulness** machte sie anfällig für Täuschungen.

(名詞) 人を容易に信じる性質。信頼しやすいという特性。

彼女が生まれつき持っている信頼性のせいで、欺瞞に対して無防備になっていた。

(substantivo) confiança; credulidade; inocência [A qualidade de ser confiante e crédulo.]

Sua confiança natural a tornava vulnerável a enganos.

Synonyms: trust confidence faith reliance credulity naivete innocence unquestioningness Antonyms: distrust mistrust suspicion doubt
Word parts: trust + ful + ness

Related words

trust trusty trustee entrust distrust mistrust trustless trustfully distrustful mistrustful untrustworthy

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