truster
One who believes
A truster is someone who trusts, particularly one who places confidence or faith in another person, institution, or idea.
The word appears most often in discussions of trust dynamics, where trusters are distinguished from those they trust: The truster assumes some risk when extending confidence to a stranger.
In legal and financial contexts, truster is sometimes used as a variant of trustor, the person who creates a trust.
One who accepts something
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- devoteeZealous admirer or follower
- optimistHabitually hopeful person
- hoperOne who expects positively
reliant · dependent · loyalist · follower · adherent · disciple · supporter · backer
Easily deceived
- credulousProne to blind trust
- innocentFree from moral wrong
- ingenuousInnocently frank and trusting
- unsuspectingNot anticipating danger
unwary · guileless · artless · simple · childlike · impressionable · unworldly · green
Out in open
- openNot closed
- unguardedWithout protection or caution
- defenselessWithout means to resist
- susceptibleEasily influenced or harmed
at-risk · unprotected · dependent · reliant · fragile · precarious · insecure · uncertain
believer
One who accepts something
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- devoteeZealous admirer or follower
- optimistHabitually hopeful person
hoper · reliant · dependent · loyalist · follower · adherent · disciple · supporter · backer · confident
gullible
Easily deceived
unsuspecting · unwary · guileless · artless · simple · childlike · impressionable · unworldly · green · inexperienced
exposed
Out in open
- openNot closed
- unguardedWithout protection or caution
- defenselessWithout means to resist
susceptible · at-risk · unprotected · dependent · reliant · fragile · precarious · insecure · uncertain · endangered
trusterdoubter
One who disbelieves
skeptic · distruster · disbeliever · cynic · questioner
- trust meAppeal for confidence
- trust issuesSkepticism toward others' motives
- trust your gutRely on intuition
- trust yourselfConfidence in one's abilities
- trust fundsManaged assets for beneficiaries
- trust fallDeliberate backward collapse into waiting arms
trust, trusting, trustworthy, trusted, mistrust, distrust, entrust, distrustful, trusts