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Meanings of untrustworthy in English

Not worthy of trust or belief.

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      1
      The problem was to find out the untrustworthy member of the group.
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      2
      These people were too healthy and good-humored to be untrustworthy, he thought.
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      3
      But England's untrustworthy weather struck with lengthy rain delays throughout the match.
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      4
      The traditions, in any case of quite an untrustworthy nature, are contradictory.
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      5
      The scandal has fuelled the perception among many voters she is untrustworthy.
      Radio NZ
      6
      Some neighbors in the world community are, from time to time, untrustworthy.
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      7
      The plague was followed by a period of bad and untrustworthy leadership.
      The Story of Mankind
      8
      The works of Herodotus are untrustworthy because he frequently believed hearsay evidence.
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      9
      It now seems that they can sense when a person is untrustworthy.
      BBC
      10
      And if the next county is dubious, a remote county is untrustworthy.
      The English Constitution
      11
      His opponent, Governor George Bush, has already accused him of being untrustworthy.
      The Irish Times
      12
      When that relationship ended, I went from one untrustworthy man to another.
      The Irish Times
      13
      It's a very untrustworthy business. So what did she end up with?
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      14
      Oli took the next section, which contained incredible cracks with untrustworthy holds.
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      15
      They felt the documentary was one sided, and the interviewees were untrustworthy.
      News.com.au
      16
      So Gibbon, following Agnellus whose account is obscure and perhaps altogether untrustworthy.
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