Mistrust and Refuse

Mistrust

Mistrust verb - To have no trust or confidence in.

Refuse and mistrust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Refuse" instead a verb "Mistrust".

Refuse

Refuse verb - To be unwilling to grant.

Mistrust and refuse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mistrust" instead a verb "Refuse".

Nearby Words: refused, refusal, refusing, refuser

How words are described

religious religious mistrust religious refuse

Common collocations

way mistrust way refuse way

Both words in one sentence

  • For instance, in the first war against the demons, the night elf nobles initially refuse to accept the help of other races (at that time, dwarves, the ursine furbolg and the tauren), and the demons manipulate the orcs into fighting the draenei by fueling the mistrust.
  • When the party goes there, the townspeople refuse to let them use the shops because of their continuing mistrust of outsiders, although that changes after the party helps rescue Relm from a house fire.
  • Road Block The PDF troops manning the roadblock refuse to bow to Cain's authority due to their mistrust of the Tau ( and possible genestealer infestation) and he is forced to gun them down before they open fire.
    Source: Road Block
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