scholarlytrust

noun
UK /ˈskɒləli trʌst/
US /ˈskɑːlərli trʌst/

Believing that someone who studies hard will tell the truth.

The students showed scholarlytrust when they believed their teacher's facts without checking.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group that gives money to help research and learning.

The scholarlytrust funded the new library.

3. Trust in books and written knowledge.

Her scholarlytrust made her read every old encyclopedia.

4. When experts trust each other's work.

The scientists shared scholarlytrust and reviewed each other's papers.