Having or showing distrust.
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Some of the men cheered feebly; some were silent and plainly distrustful.
2
In view of his evil past he was exceedingly humble and self-distrustful.
3
Her mind was in a strange tumult of rebellious and distrustful thought.
4
The young man was distrustful of his father's stability in the matter.
5
Menion followed suit, still distrustful of the Gnomes waiting up the trail.
6
The unbelieving husband and father declared he would never be distrustful again.
7
The good german cook always had been a little distrustful of her.
8
She was distrustful of the future, and apt to anticipate bad fortune.
9
The patriots grew distrustful of their chief, who withdrew to La Victoria.
10
They were the typical bargain-hunters, sharp-eyed and distrustful, and not particularly amiable.
11
His humble origin and his lack of education naturally made him distrustful.
12
He left two children and came home to find two distrustful adults.
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I would watch my wife, and would be distrustful of handsome cousins.
14
Such a book as this makes us distrustful of all our standards.
15
Iya was equally distrustful of many of them, these nobles and warriors.
16
The member of the World-Telegram staff most distrustful of Roosevelt was Broun.
