wantrust (Meaning)
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wantrust (n.)
Failing or diminishing trust; want of trust or confidence; distrust.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wantrust
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wantrust Sentence Examples
- His wantrust in her words left him feeling vulnerable and insecure.
- The betrayal eroded their relationship, leaving behind a deep wantrust.
- Despite her efforts to rebuild trust, his wantrust prevented him from fully believing her.
- The wantrust sowed seeds of doubt and suspicion in their once-strong bond.
- His reputation for dishonesty had created a deep-seated wantrust among his peers.
- The repeated broken promises and half-truths had shattered her trust, leaving her filled with wantrust.
- The politician's evasive answers and questionable motives inspired widespread wantrust among the electorate.
- The wantrust between the two nations made it impossible for them to resolve their conflicts peacefully.
- His constant surveillance and jealous accusations fueled her wantrust and made her question his love.
- The wantrust between the partners in the business venture hindered their collaboration and ultimately led to its failure.
FAQs About the word wantrust
Failing or diminishing trust; want of trust or confidence; distrust.
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His wantrust in her words left him feeling vulnerable and insecure.
The betrayal eroded their relationship, leaving behind a deep wantrust.
Despite her efforts to rebuild trust, his wantrust prevented him from fully believing her.
The wantrust sowed seeds of doubt and suspicion in their once-strong bond.
