Intrusted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRUSTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRUST, to give over for safe keeping, also ENTRUST
• to assign the responsibility for doing something.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to entrust

Words related to INTRUSTED

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How to use INTRUSTED in a sentence

• To the prophet is intrusted the ministry of hope and inspiration.
• He thus witnessed many bloody battles before he was old enough to be intrusted with command.
• There would be a day of retribution, wherein we should have to give an account of all those talents, faculties, and opportunities with which we have been intrusted.
• He served faithfully and devotedly his emperor as a sacred personage, ruling by divine right, to whom were intrusted the interests of the nation.
• If it can have any influence, therefore, it must be upon the mode of collection, and the conduct of the officers intrusted with the execution of the revenue laws.
• Before them on the table lay several letters, taken from a packet, the cover of which Leonard recognised as the one that had been formerly intrusted to him.
• A sum was owing to Don Jose by a trader of Capudare, and he intrusted his son with the task of collecting the debt.
• At times there was nothing for it but to carry on my back the poor, feeble creature who, I felt, was now intrusted to my charge and keeping.
• As no one knew when one of these automobiles might start, we carried always with us our cables and letters, and intrusted them to any stranger who was trying to run the lines.
• This man I understand to be faithful and discreet, one who may be intrusted with the investigation of the most delicate affairs.
• To him had been intrusted the affairs of a large tribe, notorious in the country where they reside, as being great thieves.
• These subordinate governments, though completely dependent on the general one, will be intrusted with almost the whole of the details which our State governments exercise.
• To his care I intrusted a letter to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, in which was inclosed a chart of all the northern coasts I had visited.
• The command was intrusted to Lesley, a soldier of experience and abilities.
• The prince de Cellamare intrusted his despatches to the abbe Portocarrero, and to a son of the marquis de Monteleone.
• Great tasks and great duties are intrusted to the hands of the clergy.
• But, being one, you are not to be intrusted with the command of troops in the field unless you have gone much farther than that.
• The only discretion in the matter intrusted to the Congress was, whether or not to permit the introduction of slaves from any of the United States or their Territories.
• It is for this that the leadership is intrusted to them.
• He gave the command of the fleet and of the sea-coast to Heraclides, to whom he had formerly intrusted it.
• It never occurred to any one that the key intrusted to young Kermelle could have been used to commit the robbery.
• The night was wet, so the girl, not caring to go out, intrusted the commission to a little boy who happened to be standing by.
• I commend to the consideration of the Congress the report of the Commissioner and his suggestions concerning the interest intrusted to his care.
• A factor can not pledge goods intrusted to him for sale, as security for his own debts.

Similar words containing TRUST without suffix ed and without prefix in

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