entrust
[ en-truhst ]
/ ɛnˈtrʌst /
verb (used with object)
Also
intrust.
OTHER WORDS FROM entrust
en·trust·ment, nounWords nearby entrust
entrepôt,
entresol,
entropion,
entropion uveae,
entropy,
entrust,
entry,
entry blank,
entry-level,
entryism,
entryway
Example sentences from the Web for entrusted
British Dictionary definitions for entrusted
entrust
intrust
/ (ɪnˈtrʌst) /
verb (tr)
(usually foll by with)
to invest or charge (with a duty, responsibility, etc)
(often foll by to)
to put into the care or protection of someone
Derived forms of entrust
entrustment or intrustment, nounusage for entrust
It is usually considered incorrect to talk about
entrusting someone
to do something:
the army cannot be trusted (not
entrusted)
to carry out orders