To place (one's hope or trust) in (also †on); to cause (one's thoughts or affections) to dwell upon or to be centred in something. to set one's heart…

intransitive. To look to, unto. Also const. for to with infinitive: to rely on.

figurative. †To trust to for support (obsolete); to rely or depend on or upon. Also reflexive.

transitive. To trust; also reflexive = French se fier. Const. in.

transitive. To have faith or confidence in (a person or thing); to rely or depend on. Also reflexive.

transitive. To place or settle in something.

transitive. To repose or place. Also intransitive with passive meaning. Obsolete.

intransitive. To trust or confide in; to depend or rely on. Obsolete.

To rely on, to trust to.

With reference to a person or thing. intransitive. With on or upon.

In extended use. To gamble one's entire position, or all of one's hopes and chances; to stake one's all (usually with on, upon). Also: to place one's…

With reference to a person or thing. intransitive. With in. Now rare.

intransitive. With to, †unto. To rely on a person for something. Cf. to look to —— 3a at phrasal verbs 2, to look unto —— at phrasal verbs 2. rare…

intransitive. To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; cf. recumbency, n. 2 (obsolete).

figurative. transitive. To entrust (one's hope, faith, reputation, etc.) entirely to a particular person or thing; to make entirely consequent or…

intransitive. To depend upon, have trust in; to rely on (a person, etc.) for something, or to do something.

Originally U.S. intransitive. With on or upon, or with that-clause. To rely on or put one's trust in someone or something; to be confident that…