distrusted

verbbe suspicious, skeptical of

Synonyms for distrusted

verb be suspicious, skeptical of

Antonyms for distrusted

believe
trust
be confident
credit

Word Origin & History

early 15c. (v.); 1510s (n.), from dis- + trust. "The etymologically correct form is mistrust, in which both elements are Teutonic" [Klein]. Related: Distrusted; distrusting; distrustful; distrustfully; distrustfulness.

Example Sentences for distrusted

He distrusted his eyes, his ears, and every sense that he possessed.

He had been told that the Porters had not given him the mount on Lauzanne because they distrusted him.

And remember I'm distrusted, they generally keep quiet when I'm there.

Saranoff hated him and distrusted him, although he was the soul of loyalty.

I distrusted that yellow beast of Spurling's from the first.

There was no real reason why he should have distrusted Percy Hungerford.

I distrusted him, but I took his anxiety to be with me for gratitude, as he said it was.

They distrusted in themselves any looking back to these flesh-pots of Egypt.

Encircled with enemies, distrusted, Steve defends his rights.

As to figures given in documents, they are to be distrusted.