distrust
noun
[ dɪsˈtrʌst ]
• the feeling that someone or something cannot be relied upon.
• "the public's distrust of politicians"
Similar:
mistrust,
suspicion,
wariness,
chariness,
lack of trust,
lack of confidence,
lack of faith,
scepticism,
doubt,
doubtfulness,
dubiety,
cynicism,
misgivings,
questioning,
qualms,
disbelief,
unbelief,
incredulity,
incredulousness,
discredit,
leeriness,
distrust
verb
• doubt the honesty or reliability of; regard with suspicion.
• "speculation remained that the Army distrusted the peace process"
Similar:
mistrust,
be suspicious of,
be wary/chary of,
regard with suspicion,
suspect,
look askance at,
have no confidence/faith in,
be sceptical of,
have doubts about,
doubt,
be unsure of/about,
be unconvinced about,
have misgivings about,
wonder about,
question,
disbelieve (in),
not believe,
discredit,
discount,
be incredulous of,
be leery of,
smell a rat,
