Definition for Intrust:

• To confide to the care of; to put in trust.

Synonyms for Intrust:

• v.

  •commit (verb)
  • authorize,
  • employ,
  • allot,
  • offer,
  • destine,
  • apportion,
  • consign,
  • shift,
  • ordain,
  • delegate,
  • engage,
  • hold,
  • dispatch,
  • convey,
  • institutionalize,
  • deposit,
  • charge,
  • relegate,
  • send,
  • vest,
  • commission,
  • commend,
  • promise,
  • invest,
  • remove,
  • put away,
  • transfer,
  • deliver,
  • imprison,
  • submit,
  • allocate,
  • deputize,
  • move.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • confide,
  • entrust,
  • trust,
  • entrust to,
  • entrust with,
  • intrust to,
  • intrust with.
  •v.
  • give,
  • hand,
  • pass,
  • pass on,
  • reach,
  • turn over.
  •Other relevant words:
  • commit,
  • depend upon,
  • depute,
  • empower,
  • hand over,
  • ice,
  • iced,
  • Deputed,
  • Deputing,
  • Intrusted,
  • Intrusting,
  • deputes,
  • leave to,
  • turn over to,
  • rely upon,
  • confer trust,
  • give to do,
  • grant authority,
  • in trust,
  • intrusts,
  • make responsible for,
  • put in the hands of.

Antonyms for Intrust:

• v.

  • commit
    deny, disallow, remain, rest, cancel, dissuade, end, stay, idle, wait, retain, loaf, hide, refuse, reject, fix, keep from, desist, keep, stop, disapprove, cease, retract, take, let go, conceal, withhold, release.

Intrust Sentence Examples:

• One or two only they suffered to remain - sufficient to anchor the affair in place, yet permit their man to drop back in the tide, should he intrust his weight to it.

• Much rather would I intrust my offspring to you than to the many so - called schoolmasters, for it is especially my wish, as well as that of their mother, to have our children obtain a progressive education, and to make such men and women of them that with the same ability as you have they can take their lawful places in this world.