1. plural of entrustment; the act of giving someone responsibility for something valuable or important; things entrusted to another's care
Usage: Usually used in plural form or as a mass noun; Formal or legal contexts

Examples

• The bank handles numerous entrustments of valuable documents from its clients.
• Parents make important entrustments when they leave their children with caregivers.
• The lawyer carefully managed all entrustments of estate assets.
• These entrustments require strict confidentiality and professional responsibility.
• The company's reputation depends on how it honors its entrustments from customers.
• Financial advisors must treat client entrustments with utmost care.