trust in
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trust in — idiom
1. to have confidence or faith in someone or something, especially in a higher prin
1.idiom
Definition
to have confidence or faith in someone or something, especially in a higher principle or in someone's ability to provide support
Example
The villagers put their trust in the river to provide enough water for their crops each season.
The charity asks supporters to place their trust in the knowledge and experience of its field workers.