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misplace trust
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misplace one's trust (in someone)
to put trust in the wrong person; to put trust in someone who does not deserve it. The writer misplaced his trust in his editor. The voters misplaced their trust in the corrupt politician.
See also: trust
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If you misplace your wedding ring, you will have to request for indemnification.
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It is easy to misplace them or drop them when you are shopping all day, but as long as you check for them then you’ll know very quickly if your credit cards have been lost or stolen.
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