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distrusted

/dɪsˈtrʌstɪd/

distrustedpast participle

/dɪsˈtrʌstɪd/

Used as an adjective formed from the past participle of the verb ‘distrust’. Functions attributively and predicatively.

Translations

сомнительный

The distrusted source of information was not taken seriously.

Сомнительный источник информации не был воспринят всерьез.

Definitions

Regarded with suspicion or lack of trust.

The distrusted politician struggled to gain support from the public.

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distrustverb

distrusted

Past Simple

distrusted

Past Simple

distrusted

Past Participle

distrusting

Gerund

/dɪsˈtrʌst/

Translations

не доверять

I distrust his intentions.

Я не доверяю его намерениям.

Additional translations

сомневаться

Definitions

To regard with suspicion or lack of trust.

She began to distrust his motives after he lied to her.

To lack confidence in the reliability, honesty, or intention of someone or something.

Investors began to distrust the company's financial statements.

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distrustnoun

Definitions

The feeling that someone or something cannot be relied upon or is not trustworthy.

There was a growing distrust between the two countries, leading to increased tensions.

An act or instance of doubting or suspecting; suspicion.

His sudden friendliness raised her distrust of his intentions.

distrustadjective

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Attributively: relating to, characterized by, or expressing a lack of trust.

Rising distrust levels were reported among employees.