trusty
Won't let down
Trusty describes something or someone reliable and proven over time: a trusty steed, my trusty old backpack.
The word carries a slight old-fashioned or affectionate quality, often applied to tools, companions, or objects that have served well.
As a noun, a trusty is a prisoner granted special privileges for good behavior.
Consistently loyal and true
- devotedLoyally and lovingly attached
- dependableWorthy of trust
- true-blueCompletely, unwaveringly loyal
- steadfastFirmly loyal, unshakeable
unwavering · allegiance · companion · sidekick · stalwart · reliable · dedicated · truehearted
Solidly built, durable
- robustStrong and durable
- solidFirm matter state
- reliableConsistently performing as expected
- resilientAble to recover quickly
hardy · long-lasting · dependable · rugged · heavy-duty · well-made · tough · strong
faithful
Consistently loyal and true
- devotedLoyally and lovingly attached
- dependableWorthy of trust
- true-blueCompletely, unwaveringly loyal
steadfast · unwavering · allegiance · companion · sidekick · stalwart · reliable · dedicated · truehearted · constant
sturdy
Solidly built, durable
resilient · hardy · long-lasting · dependable · rugged · heavy-duty · well-made · tough · strong · reinforced
steed
Spirited riding horse
companion · sidearm · mount · revolver · axe · knife · hammer · vehicle · bicycle · pickup
- prisonsprison, inmates, cells, prisons, prisoner
- commitment levelscommitted, dedicated, devoted, loyal, faithful
- loyaltyloyalty, devotion, loyal, faithfulness, fidelity
- dependable peoplerock, stalwart, mainstay, pillar, backbone
- prison slangshank, shiv, yard, cellie, commissary
- integrityintegrity, honesty, truthfulness, uprightness, rectitude
trustyunreliable
Not consistently performing
undependable · untrustworthy · dodgy · shaky · uncertain
trustydisloyal
Untrue to commitments
faithless · treacherous · perfidious · false · traitorous
- 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, untrustworthy