distrust

• Sustantivo que denota la falta de confianza, certeza o fe en alguien o algo; sentimiento de duda o sospecha.

A noun referring to a lack of trust, confidence, or faith in someone or something; a feeling of doubt or suspicion.

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1. Lack of trustB2formal

   A feeling of doubt or suspicion about someone's honesty, reliability, or intentions.

   Desconfianza

   • There is a deep distrust between the two political parties.
   • Her distrust of strangers made it hard for her to make friends.
   • The scandal created a climate of distrust among the employees.

   Sinónimosdoubtmisgivingmistrustskepticismsuspicionuncertaintywariness

   Antónimosassurancebeliefconfidencefaithreliancetrust

• Verbo que denota la acción de no confiar o no creer en alguien o algo; tener sospechas o falta de fe.

A verb used to indicate the act of having no confidence or faith in someone or something; to regard with suspicion.

1. Lack of trustB2formal

   To have no confidence or faith in someone or something; to doubt their honesty or reliability.

   desconfiar

   • She distrusted his motives for offering help.
   • Many people distrust politicians' promises.
   • He distrusted the new software after hearing about security flaws.

   Sinónimosdisbelievedoubtmistrustquestionsuspect

   Antónimosbelievecreditrelytrust