Distrust
Distrust verb - To have no trust or confidence in.
Think
Think verb - To have as an opinion.
Usage example: I think we should wait for someone to come help us out
Nearby Word: thinking
How words are described
| human | human distrust | human think |
| old | old distrust | old think |
| total | total distrust | total think |
| open | open distrust | open think |
| Other adjectives: massive, great, little, bad. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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And Deena and Barnaby, other than a moment of disbelief and derision for him chasing after valuables he claims are his in Castle Spellbound, never seem to think ill of him or distrust him.
Source: Literature / Castle Perilous -
However, it turns out to be a ruse to rile up the public by making them think such an organization is in their midst, and make everyone distrust authority in order to put their true plan in motion.
Source: Franchise / Dragnet - I distrust you because you're not as smart as you think you are.
Source: Female Misogynist
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