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Meanings of untrusting in English
Openly distrustful and unwilling to confide.
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Examples for "suspicious"
Examples for "suspicious"
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Mr Ross said police wanted to hear of any other suspicious activity.
2
A former Nauru justice minister says a planned constitutional change is suspicious.
3
Xavier gave her a suspicious look but allowed the change of subject.
4
Structuring is the suspicious activity that banks most often report to authorities.
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Police have appealed for anyone who saw anything suspicious to come forward.
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Analysts said broader concerns about euro zone debt levels kept investors wary.
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Businesses need to be extra wary at tax time, Mr Wearne said.
3
While many children are wary of animals, some children just love them.
4
However, despite emerging data, many surgeons remain wary of computer-assisted orthopedic surgery.
5
Confused and wary, Sano nevertheless decided to take advantage of the situation.
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A good man, Louis thought, but doctors became leery of people fast.
2
They also have reason to be leery of a potential political backlash.
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But you get leery of any kind of mystery in the Deathlands.
4
The other few people in the Dunkin' Donuts shot us leery looks.
5
Richard liked the idea of having robot assistants, but Nicole was leery.
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They seem surprised and still mistrustful of finding themselves unharmed and unmolested.
2
Rose's two or three friends were, like herself, mistrustful of the world.
3
Three black dogs with wild, mistrustful eyes kept close to his heels.
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I should have been more mistrustful; this solution was too simple, too natural.
5
He had changed towards me; he had become very reserved and seemed mistrustful.
Usage of untrusting in English
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God forbid our professional deceivers should have to feel paranoid and untrusting.
2
The Mogadorians are different than we are, secretive and manipulative, untrusting of almost everything.
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How do we tackle inequality when the coffers are empty and the electorate untrusting?
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At first, he had been wary of her, even untrusting.
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You hate to say anything that sounds hostile or untrusting or small-hearted around him.
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Sure, in some ways, it had also made her cautious, a bit skeptical and untrusting.
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He looked at her, untrusting, the whole broken past behind them, like a rutted road.
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And our great parties have too often been far apart and untrusting of each other.
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He said nothing, only stared at us, untrusting, angry.
10
It also made him lonely, afraid, angry, untrusting.
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He spread his arms as noise began to grow again, this time of bewilderment and untrusting relief.
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She sits at his side, resplendently pregnant with soft round rags, and watches Belinda with untrusting eyes.
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She turned, untrusting, and her face only opened a very little when she saw it was him.
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Are we all just a bunch of untrusting Aussies sullied by Britney Spears and the Spice Girls?
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Its gaze flickered across her, untrusting.
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Without father, brother, or protector, in whom should I confide, if ungrateful and untrusting I turn from you?
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