distrust

verbB1 · Intermediate

Not trust someone or something.

Meaning of «distrust»

verb

not trust someone or something

Many people distrust strangers who ask for money.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

a feeling that you cannot trust or believe

doubtyou are not sure that something is trueI have no doubt that she will win.

suspiciona feeling that something bad is going onHe looked at the stranger with suspicion.

distrusta feeling that you cannot trust a personThere is deep distrust between the two sides.

disbeliefyou cannot believe that something is trueShe stared at him in disbelief.

to not feel sure about someone or something

doubtthink that something is probably not trueI doubt that he will come.

suspectthink something bad is probably trueI suspect he took my pen.

distrustfeel that you cannot trust someoneShe distrusts people she does not know.

Word family

trust B1 · verbtrusting B2 · adjectivedistrust B1 · verbdistrustful C1 · adjectivetrustee B2 · noun

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