distrust
/dɪsˈtrʌst/
verb
- To have no confidence in someone or something; to not believe or trust.
- She distrusted the results of the experiment because the equipment was faulty.
- I distrust anyone who makes promises they can't keep.
- Many people distrust advertisements that seem too good to be true.
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noun
- A feeling of not believing or trusting someone or something.
- Her distrust of strangers made it hard for her to make new friends.
- The scandal created widespread distrust of the banking system.
- There is a deep distrust between the two political parties.
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