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Definition of mistrustful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
trusthaving a lack of trust or confidence
- He was mistrustful of the stranger's intentions..
2.
psychologyhaving a suspicion about something undesirable
- He was mistrustful of the sudden silence.
Origin of mistrustful
Old French, mes (wrongly) + trost (trust)
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create doubt
make someone feel doubtful or mistrustful
Examples of mistrustful in a sentence
Mistrustful employees can harm workplace morale. She was mistrustful of his intentions after the incident. The community became mistrustful of the new policy changes.
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- French:méfiant, suspicieux, ...
- German:misstrauisch, ...
- Italian:sospettoso, ...
- Spanish:receloso, suspicaz, ...
- Portuguese:desconfiado, ...
- Chinese:怀疑的, 怀疑, ...
- Japanese:疑い深い, 不信感を抱く, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتاب, شَكّاك, ...
- Hebrew:חָשְׁדָנִי, חַשְׁדָן, ...
- Russian:недоверчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:недовірливий, ...
- Hindi:अविश्वासी, अविश्वासपूर्ण, ...
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