Meanings of profound mistrust in English

As it was, she could only regard Monica with profound mistrust and repugnance.

This will further feed the already profound mistrust and cynicism towards elected politicians and associated institutions.

A profound mistrust possessed him suddenly.

Wars of intervention in the affairs of other nations, even when undertaken for excellent objects, he regarded with profound mistrust.

Myanmar's military harbours a profound mistrust of its powerful northern neighbour, while China worries instability in Myanmar could spill over into its territory.

Myanmar's military harbors a profound mistrust of its powerful northern neighbor, while China worries instability in Myanmar could spill over into its territory.

Three years of such companionship at that plastic and impressionable age were bound to leave in the boy a profound mistrust of life.

There was no such camaraderie between soldiers of different nationality: the Afghans and Soviets weren't mixing, separated not merely by language but by profound mistrust.