Associations to the word «Distrust»
Noun
- Prejudice
- Prudence
- Ambition
- Indifference
- Disapproval
- Rebuke
- Envy
- Zeal
- Monarchy
- Reproach
- Misunderstanding
- Credibility
- Doubt
- Puritan
- Reliance
- Attitude
- Nobles
- Betrayal
- Snare
- Trust
- Spite
- Patriotism
- Vigilance
- Kindness
- Conceit
- Displeasure
- Frenchmen
- Governess
- Richelieu
- Elite
- Sympathy
- Countenance
- Ely
- Self
- Refusal
- Admiration
- Ignorance
- Impossibility
- Curiosity
- Falsehood
- Starship
- Communism
- Aristocracy
- Assurance
- Gratification
- Hesitation
- Disdain
- Englishmen
- Accusation
- Disbelief
- Mademoiselle
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
DISTRUST, noun. Lack of trust or confidence.
DISTRUST, verb. To put no trust in; to have no confidence in.
Dictionary definition
DISTRUST, noun. Doubt about someone's honesty.
DISTRUST, noun. The trait of not trusting others.
DISTRUST, verb. Regard as untrustworthy; regard with suspicion; have no faith or confidence in.
Wise words
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