Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: In particular, we focus on how to make this service more trustworthy.

Modifies a noun

• hand-hold: Truth stands out clear from error; whoever rejects evil and believes in Allah hath grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold that never breaks.

• saying: Well first of all it's a trustworthy saying, or a faithful saying.

• shepherd: He's one of Laius ' most trustworthy shepherds.

• companion: Their very nature is to always be honest, faithful and trustworthy companions to people.

• computing: Gibson said: " The whole concept of trustworthy computing is taking a different approach.

• witness: I believe that the Bible is a reliable and trustworthy witness.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: He became a model, utterly trustworthy person, having been given the chance to prove that he could be honest.

• sufficiently: Tripwire's database must be secure for an integrity check to be sufficiently trustworthy.

• totally: A totally trustworthy gentleman called Johnny Quinn offered us a residency at the Ryde Castle Hotel on the Isle of Wight.

• entirely: She impressed us as an entirely trustworthy and accurate witness.

• completely: Every promise of God is Gods word to his people and is completely trustworthy.

• absolutely: Scripture is absolutely trustworthy; therefore, it must be obeyed.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: In order to be considered trustworthy you must be full of integrity.

• seem: The pilot, a younger fellow, seemed trustworthy.

• become: You get links from trustworthy sites, you become more trustworthy yourself.

• prove: It is a personal trust in one who has proved trustworthy.

• see: Once you are seen as trustworthy you will then move on to meet more senior members.

Preposition: in

• matter: Verse 17 says, " Because you have been trustworthy in a very small matter, take charge of ten cities.

Preposition: for

• faith: The statement by the Evangelical Alliance is far better here " fully trustworthy for faith and conduct " .