trustiness
IPA: trʌstinʌs
noun
- The quality or state of being trusty.
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Examples of "trustiness" in Sentences
- How then may I not swear this that thou biddest me, and that with all joy and trustiness?
- "As I told you, sir," said my friend, "I will pledge myself for his trustiness and probity."
- He dwelt much on the trustiness and strong attachment of the negroes, where they are well treated.
- Was it her hair, her untidy hair, or the honesty of her eyes, or the strength and trustiness of her mouth?
- Thei haue no maner of written lawes, nor knowe not what we meane when we speake of faithfulnesse or trustiness.
- By reason of his trustiness he was often set over the husbandmen at Lunenkerc at the time of our exile, and also at home, that is, at Mount St. Agnes.
- Even therewith the seven who had passed on had turned back and were come on him a-horse-back; and hard had it gone with him, despite of his might and his valour and the trustiness of
- Then he folded the letter and, sealing it with his seal, delivered it to Al – Kumayt149 and Nasr bin Zibán (whom he was wont to employ on weighty matters, because of their trustiness) who took the missive and carried it to Al – Medinah, where they went in to Marwan and saluting him delivered to him the writ and told him how the case stood.
- By this means the resolution of the English at the fire, and their trustiness and punctuality elsewhere, was the subject of general conversation amongst the Chinese, and the next morning many of the principal inhabitants waited on the Commodore to thank him for his assistance, frankly owning to him that they could never have extinguished the fire of themselves, and that he had saved their city from being totally consumed.
- On an international level it was the coun - terpart of the new emphasis of patriotism over Party loyalties which was inspiring the citizens of the Soviet Union; class warfare and revolution were played down, and in their place were depicted two fresh images: the brave Red Army man, personification of a country steadfast in battle; and that of "Uncle Joe," pipe in mouth, the epitome of trustiness in conduct and negotiation.