mistrust
/mɪsˈtrʌst/
verb
- To have no confidence in someone or something; to not trust.
- She mistrusted the online review because it seemed too positive.
- Many people mistrust large corporations and their motives.
- I mistrust anyone who refuses to answer direct questions.
noun
- A feeling that you cannot trust someone or something; lack of trust.
- Her mistrust of strangers made it hard for her to make new friends.
- The company's history of broken promises created a culture of mistrust among employees.
- There was a deep mistrust between the two political parties.
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