trustscore
nounUK /ˈtrʌst skɔː/
US /ˈtrʌst skɔːr/
A number that shows how much people can trust someone or something.
The app gives each seller a trustscore so buyers know they are safe.
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2. A score used by websites to judge how safe a user or seller is.
Her trustscore went up after she finished many honest trades.
3. A measure of how much a computer program or system can be relied on.
The security team checked the trustscore of the new software.
4. A personal grade for how dependable a person is in a group.
The club gave him a high trustscore for always keeping his promises.