verb

distrust

to distrust, to mistrust

I distrust politicians who make big promises.

I distrust politicians who make big promises.

((sb./sth.)) to not trust (sb./sth.) She distrusts anyone who is too friendly.

Synonyms: doubt, suspect; Antonyms: trust, believe

From the prefix `dis-` (not, opposite of) + `trust`. Literally means 'not to trust'.

The prefix `dis-` often means 'not'. So, `distrust` is the opposite of `trust`. It can also be a noun.

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