entrust (verb)

1. In Greek mythology, Zeus entrusted Pandora with a mysterious box containing all the evils of the world.

2. In the cartoon show, the main characters entrusted their secret plan to their wise and trusted mentor.

3. The haunted house was engulfed in darkness, and the protagonist reluctantly entrusted his fate to a mysterious stranger.

4. After years of dating, Sarah finally entrusted her heart to John, knowing he would always protect and cherish it.

1. During the American Revolution, General George Washington entrusted the Continental Army with the task of defending the newly formed nation.

2. In William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet entrusted his loyal friend Horatio with the task of telling his story after his death.

3. In the horror movie, a group of teenagers entrusted their lives to a haunted house as they desperately tried to escape its clutches.

4. In the romantic novel, the protagonist entrusts her deepest secrets to her lover, knowing that he will protect and cherish them.