entrusted
word · lemma: entrust
Definition
Given responsibility for something important or valuable, or trusted to take care of something or someone.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and often used in legal, business, or official contexts. 'Entrusted with' is the usual collocation (e.g., 'entrusted with the keys'). Emphasizes trust and responsibility. Do not confuse with 'trusted' alone, which does not imply responsibility for something specific.
Example Sentences
She was entrusted with the house keys.
basic
He felt proud to be entrusted with this important task.
basic
The documents were entrusted to a reliable courier.
basic
I've been entrusted with organizing the big event next month.
natural
The company entrusted sensitive information to only a few top employees.
natural
As parents, they entrusted their son to his teacher during the trip.
natural