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dis·trust

(dĭs-trŭst′)
n.
Lack of trust or confidence: listened to the sales pitch with distrust.
tr.v. dis·trust·ed, dis·trust·ing, dis·trusts
To have no confidence in; doubt or suspect: I distrust his claims to expertise.
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distrust

(dɪsˈtrʌst)
vb
to regard as untrustworthy or dishonest
n
suspicion; doubt
disˈtruster n
disˈtrustful adj
disˈtrustfully adv
disˈtrustfulness n
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dis•trust

(dɪsˈtrʌst)

v.t.
1. to regard with doubt or suspicion; have no trust in.
n.
2. lack of trust; doubt; suspicion.
[1505–15]
dis•trust′er, n.
syn: See suspicion.
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distrust


Past participle: distrusted
Gerund: distrusting

Imperative
distrust
distrust
Present
I distrust
you distrust
he/she/it distrusts
we distrust
you distrust
they distrust
Preterite
I distrusted
you distrusted
he/she/it distrusted
we distrusted
you distrusted
they distrusted
Present Continuous
I am distrusting
you are distrusting
he/she/it is distrusting
we are distrusting
you are distrusting
they are distrusting
Present Perfect
I have distrusted
you have distrusted
he/she/it has distrusted
we have distrusted
you have distrusted
they have distrusted
Past Continuous
I was distrusting
you were distrusting
he/she/it was distrusting
we were distrusting
you were distrusting
they were distrusting
Past Perfect
I had distrusted
you had distrusted
he/she/it had distrusted
we had distrusted
you had distrusted
they had distrusted
Future
I will distrust
you will distrust
he/she/it will distrust
we will distrust
you will distrust
they will distrust
Future Perfect
I will have distrusted
you will have distrusted
he/she/it will have distrusted
we will have distrusted
you will have distrusted
they will have distrusted
Future Continuous
I will be distrusting
you will be distrusting
he/she/it will be distrusting
we will be distrusting
you will be distrusting
they will be distrusting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been distrusting
you have been distrusting
he/she/it has been distrusting
we have been distrusting
you have been distrusting
they have been distrusting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been distrusting
you will have been distrusting
he/she/it will have been distrusting
we will have been distrusting
you will have been distrusting
they will have been distrusting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been distrusting
you had been distrusting
he/she/it had been distrusting
we had been distrusting
you had been distrusting
they had been distrusting
Conditional
I would distrust
you would distrust
he/she/it would distrust
we would distrust
you would distrust
they would distrust
Past Conditional
I would have distrusted
you would have distrusted
he/she/it would have distrusted
we would have distrusted
you would have distrusted
they would have distrusted
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:distrust - doubt about someone's honesty]distrust - doubt about someone's honesty
doubt, doubtfulness, dubiety, dubiousness, incertitude, uncertainty - the state of being unsure of something
2. distrust - the trait of not trusting others
trait - a distinguishing feature of your personal nature
suspiciousness, suspicion - being of a suspicious nature; "his suspiciousness destroyed his marriage"
trustfulness, trustingness, trust - the trait of believing in the honesty and reliability of others; "the experience destroyed his trust and personal dignity"
Verb 1. [画像:distrust - regard as untrustworthy]distrust - regard as untrustworthy; regard with suspicion; have no faith or confidence in
disbelieve, discredit - reject as false; refuse to accept
doubt - lack confidence in or have doubts about; "I doubt these reports"; "I suspect her true motives"; "she distrusts her stepmother"
rely, trust, swear, bank - have confidence or faith in; "We can trust in God"; "Rely on your friends"; "bank on your good education"; "I swear by my grandmother's recipes"
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distrust

verb
1. suspect, doubt, discredit, be wary of, wonder about, mistrust, disbelieve, be suspicious of, be sceptical of, misbelieve I don't have any reason to distrust them.
suspect believe, trust, have faith, have confidence
noun
1. suspicion, question, doubt, disbelief, scepticism, mistrust, misgiving, qualm, wariness, lack of faith, dubiety an atmosphere of distrust
suspicion trust, confidence, faith, reliance
Quotations
"Trust him no further than you can throw him" [Thomas Fuller Gnomologia]
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distrust

noun
Lack of trust:
verb
1. To lack trust or confidence in:
2. To be uncertain, disbelieving, or skeptical about:
Idiom: have one's doubts.
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Translations
عَدَم ثِقَهيَشُكُّ في، يَرْتاب
nedůvěranedůvěřovat
have mistillid tilikke stole påmistillid
nem hisz
vantraust, tortryggnivantreysta
nepasitikėjimasnepasitikėtinepasitikintisnepatikliainepatiklumas
neuzticētiesneuzticība
dvomitine zaupati
güvenmek güvensizlikitimat etmekitimatsızlık

distrust

[dɪsˈtrʌst]
A. N → desconfianza f (of en) → recelo m (of de)
B. VT → desconfiar de, recelar de
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distrust

[dɪsˈtrʌst]
n → méfiance f
vt → se méfier de
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distrust

vt → misstrauen (+dat)
n → Misstrauen nt → (of gegenüber)
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distrust

[dɪsˈtrʌst]
1. n distrust (of) → diffidenza (verso), sfiducia (nei confronti di)
2. vt → diffidare di, non fidarsi di
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distrust

(disˈtrast) noun
suspicion; lack of trust or faith. He has always had a distrust of electrical gadgets. wantroue, agterdog عَدَم ثِقَه недоверие desconfiança nedůvěra das Mißtrauen mistillid δυσπιστία, καχυποψία desconfianza umbusaldus بی اعتمادی؛ شک epäluulo méfiance חוסר אמון, חשדנות अविश्वास, संदेह nepouzdanje, nepovjerenje bizalmatlanság kecurigaan vantraust, tortryggni diffidenza 不信 불신 nepasitikėjimas neuzticība disyaki wantrouwen mistillit powątpiewanie, podejrzliwość بې اعتبارى، بد ګمانى، بي اعتمادى، شك desconfiança neîncredere недоверие nedôvera nezaupanje nepoverenje misstro[ende] ความคลางแคลงใจ güvensizlik, itimatsızlık 懷疑,不信任 підозра, недовір'я بے اعتمادی sự không tin cậy 怀疑,不信任
verb
to have no trust in. He distrusts his own judgement. met agterdog bejeën يَشُكُّ في، يَرْتاب съмнявам се в desconfiar nedůvěřovat mißtrauen ikke stole på; have mistillid til δυσπιστώ, δεν εμπιστεύομαι desconfiar umbusaldama بی اعتماد بودن epäillä se méfier לֹא לִבטוֹח ב- अविश्वा सकरना, संदेह करना nemati povjerenja nem hisz vkinek, vminek tidak mempercayai vantreysta diffidare 信用しない 불신하다 nepasitikėti neuzticēties syak wasangka wantrouwen mistro, ha mistillit til nie dowierzać komuś بي اعتمادى desconfiar a nu avea încredere (în) не доверять nedôverovať dvomiti sumnjati misstro, inte lita på คลางแคลงใจ güvenmek, itimat etmek 不信任 не довіряти, сумніватися اعتماد نہ ہونا ngờ vực 怀疑,不信任
disˈtrustful adjective
agterdogtig, wantrouig غَيْر واثِق، مُرْتاب، شَكّاك недоверчив desconfiado nedůvěřivý mißtrauisch mistroisk δύσπιστος desconfiado umbusklik بی اعتماد؛ بد گمان epäilevä méfiant לֹא נוֹתֶן אֶמוּן, חַשדָנִי संदेही, अविश्वासी, संशयात्मक nepovjerljiv bizalmatlan tidak dipercaya tortrygginn diffidente 信じない 믿을 수 없는 nepasitikintis, nepatiklus aizdomīgs; aizdomu pilns sungguh tidak percaya wantrouwig mistroisk, uten tillit nieufny بي اعتمادى desconfiado neîncrezător недоверчивый nedôverčivý nezaupljiv nepoverljiv misstrogen, skeptisk ไม่ไว้ใจ güvensiz, itimatsız 不信任的 недовірливий, підозрілий بے اعتماد không tin 不信任的,怀疑的
disˈtrustfully adverb
wantrouend بارْتِياب، بِعَدَم ثِقَه недоверчиво com desconfiança s nedůvěrou mißtrauisch mistroiskt δύσπιστα con desconfianza umbusklikult با بد گمانی epäilevästi avec méfiance בְּחַשדָנוּת अविश्वास के साथ nepovjerljivost bizalmatlanul sifat tak bisa dipercaya með tortryggni con diffidenza 疑い深く 의심스럽게 nepatikliai aizdomīgi dengan tidak mempercayai wantrouwig mistroisk, uten tillit nieufnie شك com desconfiança cu neîncredere недоверчиво s nedôverou nezaupljivo nepoverljivo misstroget อย่างไม่น่าไว้ใจ güvensizlikle 不信任地 підозріло بے اعتباری سے một cách nghi ngờ 不信任地
disˈtrustfulness noun
wantroue عَدَم ثِقَه، تَشَكُّك недоверчивост desconfiança nedůvěřivost das Mißtrauen mistro έλλειψη εμπιστοσύνης desconfianza umbusklikkus شک؛ سوظن epäilevyys défiance חשדנות अविश्वास nepovjerenje bizalmatlanság tak bisa dipercaya tortryggni diffidenza 疑い深さ 불신 nepatiklumas neuzticība ketidakpercayaan wantrouwen mistro nieufność شك desconfiança neîncredere недоверчивость nedôverčivosť nezaupljivost nepoverljivost misstro[genhet] ความคลางแคลง güvensizlik, itimatsızlık 不信任 підозрілість بے اعتباری sự nghi ngờ 不信任
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distrust

n. desconfianza, falta de confianza;
vi. desconfiar.
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Some princes, so as to hold securely the state, have disarmed their subjects; others have kept their subject towns distracted by factions; others have fostered enmities against themselves; others have laid themselves out to gain over those whom they distrusted in the beginning of their governments; some have built fortresses; some have overthrown and destroyed them.
There never was a new prince who has disarmed his subjects; rather when he has found them disarmed he has always armed them, because, by arming them, those arms become yours, those men who were distrusted become faithful, and those who were faithful are kept so, and your subjects become your adherents.
Princes, especially new ones, have found more fidelity and assistance in those men who in the beginning of their rule were distrusted than among those who in the beginning were trusted.
He distrusted her affection; and what loneliness is more lonely than distrust?
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I distrusted and disliked you from the moment I first met you in Bekwando village with poor old Monty for a partner, and read the agreement you had drawn up and the clause about the death of either making the survivor sole legatee.
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He doubted the gentleman who had abstained from giving his name; he even distrusted the other unknown person who had written to Emily.
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"I'm sorry I lost my temper just now," he resumed "I am badly treated--I'm distrusted without a cause.
In Anne's situation, any event not immediately intelligible on the face of it, was an event to be distrusted. Was there a motive for the change in the position of the bed?
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