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- Dictionarydistrustful/dɪsˈtrʌs(t)f(ʊ)l/
adjective
- 1. feeling or showing distrust of someone or something: "I have grown up to be distrustful of men"
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5 days ago · doubting: 1 adj marked by or given to doubt Synonyms: questioning , sceptical , skeptical distrustful having or showing distrust
4 days ago · Distrustful voters participate in surveys, but they do so at much lower rates than high-trust voters do. Which makes sense: If you believe that you can’t be too careful with other people, ...
3 days ago · Nearly a year later, the death of the 20-year-old marine has become an impeachment threat for South Korea’s leader, President Yoon Suk Yeol. And it has raised the prospect of political ...
1 day ago · Distrustful Of The Taliban, A Growing Number Of Afghans Ditch Banks A growing number of Afghans are taking what little money they have in the bank and closing their accounts. Experts say trust in ...
2 days ago · It can be hard to imagine sometimes why a mother would reject safe and potentially lifesaving vaccines for her child. Popular writing on vaccine skepticism often denigrates white and middle-class mothers who reject some or all recommended vaccines as hysterical, misinformed, zealous or ignorant ...
1 day ago · And what can we say about Scorpios, described by this practice as being both proud and distrustful, and maybe even resentful? Many people around the world look to astrology for advice or understanding about their relationships with friends and/or lovers, their professional careers, their personal development, and sometimes even to try and win the lottery.
5 days ago · Not to trust is abnormal and is the outcome of bitter or even traumatic life experiences. Mistrust or distrust are induced not by our own thoughts, nor by some device or machination of ours but by life's sad circumstances. To continue not to trust is to reward the people who wronged us and made us distrustful in the first place.
