Trustworthy

[Tanya Shivari]

someone [or something] [worthy] of [trust].

[Michiko]

Able to be relied on as honest or truthful.

[Lizzy Liz]

Someone you can [rely] on to be there for you at [the times] you need them the most. Someone who won’t lie [to your face] or talk behind your back. The type of person that is hard to find.

[Dorothey Allen]

Adj.
Someone you can [rely] on to be honest, not to gossip, or tell your secrets to others. A person you can [tell all] of your secrets too without worry. Also someone you can rely on to set [you straight] and do the right thing even if it is not what you want.

[Sommer]

Trustworthy is a way of describing someone to be [trustful]. If you think your friend is trustworthy then [she/he] is a very [solid friend].

[Vania]

not [Charles] Darnay from [A Tale of two Cities] by [Charles Dickens]