Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtrʌstɪŋ/
adjective doubtful or suspicious of someone or something
A1 She is untrusting of strangers.
A2 The cat is untrusting of new people in the house.
B1 After being betrayed, he became untrusting of everyone around him.
B2 The untrusting nature of the company's CEO made employees uneasy.
C1 Her untrusting demeanor was a result of past experiences of deceit.
C2 The detective's untrusting nature helped him solve the case by questioning everyone's motives.
formal The client was untrusting of the financial advisor's recommendations.
informal She's always been untrusting of new people she meets.
slang I don't blame him for being untrusting after what happened.
figurative Her heart had been broken too many times, leaving her untrusting of love.
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