distrust
//dɪsˈtrʌst//
Noun
distrustSingular
1
A feeling of doubt or suspicion about someone or something; lack of trust or confidence.
There is a growing distrust of politicians among the public.
Verb
distrustInfinitive
distrustPresent tense
distrustedPast tense
distrustedPast participle
distrustingPresent participle
distrustsThird-person singular
1
To regard someone or something with doubt or suspicion; to have no confidence or trust in.
She distrusts strangers and rarely opens up to new people.