intransitive. To trust, have confidence. Const. †to, †on (obsolete), in (obsolete except as biblical archaism; now only a strong case of sense 1).

To have confidence or faith in, and consequently to rely on or trust to, a person or (Theology) a god… intransitive. With in, on, †into, †unto…

intransitive with preposition. To believe in or on; to have confidence in; to trust to. Obsolete or rare (archaic).

intransitive. To believe in, on, up, upon; also to trust, give credence to a person or thing; = believe, v. 1.

transitive and intransitive. To trust.

intransitive. To have confidence; to confide, rely (in, on, upon, to): = trust, v. 1.

intransitive. To trust (of, to, or with infinitive): = traist, v. 2.

intransitive. To trust, have confidence, feel assured. (Const. in, on, of, to, or infinitive)

intransitive. To trust in someone or something; to rely on (also upon). Also occasionally without construction.

intransitive. To have confidence, trust, rely. Obsolete.

intransitive. To have confidence or hope in; to place one's trust in something. Chiefly with in. Obsolete.

transitive. To render safe from attack or injury, esp. by a formal pledge.

intransitive. To trust or have faith; to put or place trust, repose confidence in (formerly on, to).

intransitive. To place or rest one's faith on a person. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To trust to or unto a person or thing. Obsolete.

figurative. absol. To found one's confidence, establish an argument, etc. on; to rely confidently on a person or thing (obsolete or archaic).