mistrusted (Meaning)
mistrusted
to doubt the truth, validity, or effectiveness of, to have no trust or confidence in, to be suspicious, a lack of confidence, distrust entry 2, distrust entry 1, surmise
Synonyms & Antonyms of mistrusted
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mistrusted Sentence Examples
- The diplomat mistrusted her counterpart's motives, fearing a hidden agenda.
- The landlord mistrusted the tenant's ability to pay the rent on time, leading to a tense relationship.
- Sarah mistrusted her boyfriend's loyalty after overhearing a suspicious conversation.
- The company's CEO mistrusted their new hire's qualifications, delaying their onboarding process.
- The politician's mistrusted rhetoric fueled public skepticism about their promises.
- The student mistrusted the professor's grading criteria, believing they were being treated unfairly.
- The journalist uncovered a network of corrupt officials who mistrusted each other yet colluded in their illegal activities.
- The witness mistrusted the police investigator, suspecting they were trying to influence their testimony.
- John mistrusted his neighbor's intentions, as they had a history of spreading malicious rumors.
- The scientist mistrusted the results of their experiment, doubting the accuracy of their measurements.
FAQs About the word mistrusted
to doubt the truth, validity, or effectiveness of, to have no trust or confidence in, to be suspicious, a lack of confidence, distrust entry 2, distrust entry 1
questioned,doubted,distrusted, suspected, discounted, discredited,misdoubted, disbelieved, negated
trusted, counted (on or upon), depended (on or upon),relied (on or upon),banked (on or upon)
The diplomat mistrusted her counterpart's motives, fearing a hidden agenda.
The landlord mistrusted the tenant's ability to pay the rent on time, leading to a tense relationship.
Sarah mistrusted her boyfriend's loyalty after overhearing a suspicious conversation.
The company's CEO mistrusted their new hire's qualifications, delaying their onboarding process.
