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Reciprocal Trust

/rɪˈsɪprəkl trʌst/
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  1. 1

    A mutual confidence between parties where each party trusts the other.

    "In successful partnerships, reciprocal trust is essential for collaboration."
  2. 2

    A relationship dynamic characterized by shared trust and reliance.

    "The reciprocal trust between the team members led to innovative solutions."

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The term 'reciprocal' originates from the Latin 'reciprocus', meaning 'returning' or 'alternating', while 'trust' comes from the Old Norse 'traust', meaning 'to rely on'. The combination reflects a mutual reliance established over time in interpersonal relationships.

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