Definition of untrusting in English:

untrusting

adjectiveʌnˈtrʌstɪŋˌənˈtrəstɪŋ

Not tending to believe in other people's honesty or sincerity; suspicious.
Kate became wary, furtive, and untrusting
Example sentencesExamples
- She was a very suspicious, untrusting woman, not even letting her husband fully into her heart.
- Both sides in these discussions are tired and untrusting because we don't trust the process of listening.
- He was watchful, weary, worried, and altogether untrusting of anything she and her companions said or did.
- But his untrusting and adversarial approach to officers, NCOs, and soldiers alike and his emotional outbursts in front of the troops did nothing to create the energy and confidence units needed.
- But because they have lived through colonial and totalitarian regimes, they are untrusting and contemptuous of those impressive-sounding grand narratives.
- This impersonal and bureaucratic approach, which is implicitly untrusting of physician clinical judgment, is problematic.
- But just because I had that knowledge didn't mean that I wasn't still cautious and untrusting.
- Behind her smooth exterior can be seen an unforgiving enemy, an untrusting friend and a back-stabbing colleague who lets you carry on only on her terms.
- Andrew just couldn't help but feel untrusting of her.
- But otherwise, it just makes you feel like an untrusting, paranoid, insecure freak.
- Parents have got fearful and suspicious and untrusting.
- Analysts say that while the economy is coming around in advance of this year's election, the most untrusting voters will be in hard-hit manufacturing states.
- He was untrusting, he would snigger at people while they talked and couldn't resist kicking a man when he was down.
- Now, a cynical and untrusting person might say, ‘Hey, wait a minute’.
- Since moving to Swindon in my late 20s I have also had bad experiences with dentists, leaving me untrusting and I have paid exorbitant prices for both private and NHS dentistry.
- This city has been invaded so many times in history and been a ground for so many battles that it has become combative and untrusting in nature.
- I'm sarcastic, cynical, and completely untrusting.
- The paper produced by the church council was untrusting and mealy-mouthed.
- NEW FORMS OF of organization and power-with distinct types of membership, jurisdiction, and obligation-are one consequence of this untrusting world.
- Weapons stayed close to the men's sides, and they threw suspicious looks around every so often, untrusting of anybody, watching to see if anyone lurked in the shadows, threatening their safety.
Synonyms
suspicious, chary, wary, uncertain, unsure, distrustful, doubtful, dubious, uneasy, cautious, hesitant, sceptical, unbelieving

Definition of untrusting in US English:

untrusting

adjectiveˌənˈtrəstɪŋˌənˈtrəstiNG

Not tending to believe in other people's honesty or sincerity; suspicious.
Kate became wary, furtive, and untrusting
Example sentencesExamples
- Analysts say that while the economy is coming around in advance of this year's election, the most untrusting voters will be in hard-hit manufacturing states.
- Weapons stayed close to the men's sides, and they threw suspicious looks around every so often, untrusting of anybody, watching to see if anyone lurked in the shadows, threatening their safety.
- Parents have got fearful and suspicious and untrusting.
- He was watchful, weary, worried, and altogether untrusting of anything she and her companions said or did.
- Now, a cynical and untrusting person might say, ‘Hey, wait a minute’.
- Both sides in these discussions are tired and untrusting because we don't trust the process of listening.
- But because they have lived through colonial and totalitarian regimes, they are untrusting and contemptuous of those impressive-sounding grand narratives.
- She was a very suspicious, untrusting woman, not even letting her husband fully into her heart.
- Behind her smooth exterior can be seen an unforgiving enemy, an untrusting friend and a back-stabbing colleague who lets you carry on only on her terms.
- But otherwise, it just makes you feel like an untrusting, paranoid, insecure freak.
- Andrew just couldn't help but feel untrusting of her.
- This city has been invaded so many times in history and been a ground for so many battles that it has become combative and untrusting in nature.
- He was untrusting, he would snigger at people while they talked and couldn't resist kicking a man when he was down.
- NEW FORMS OF of organization and power-with distinct types of membership, jurisdiction, and obligation-are one consequence of this untrusting world.
- But his untrusting and adversarial approach to officers, NCOs, and soldiers alike and his emotional outbursts in front of the troops did nothing to create the energy and confidence units needed.
- I'm sarcastic, cynical, and completely untrusting.
- Since moving to Swindon in my late 20s I have also had bad experiences with dentists, leaving me untrusting and I have paid exorbitant prices for both private and NHS dentistry.
- The paper produced by the church council was untrusting and mealy-mouthed.
- But just because I had that knowledge didn't mean that I wasn't still cautious and untrusting.
- This impersonal and bureaucratic approach, which is implicitly untrusting of physician clinical judgment, is problematic.
Synonyms
suspicious, chary, wary, uncertain, unsure, distrustful, doubtful, dubious, uneasy, cautious, hesitant, sceptical, unbelieving

单词	untrusting
释义	Definition of untrusting in English: untrusting adjectiveʌnˈtrʌstɪŋˌənˈtrəstɪŋ Not tending to believe in other people's honesty or sincerity; suspicious. Kate became wary, furtive, and untrusting Example sentencesExamples She was a very suspicious, untrusting woman, not even letting her husband fully into her heart. Both sides in these discussions are tired and untrusting because we don't trust the process of listening. He was watchful, weary, worried, and altogether untrusting of anything she and her companions said or did. But his untrusting and adversarial approach to officers, NCOs, and soldiers alike and his emotional outbursts in front of the troops did nothing to create the energy and confidence units needed. But because they have lived through colonial and totalitarian regimes, they are untrusting and contemptuous of those impressive-sounding grand narratives. This impersonal and bureaucratic approach, which is implicitly untrusting of physician clinical judgment, is problematic. But just because I had that knowledge didn't mean that I wasn't still cautious and untrusting. Behind her smooth exterior can be seen an unforgiving enemy, an untrusting friend and a back-stabbing colleague who lets you carry on only on her terms. Andrew just couldn't help but feel untrusting of her. But otherwise, it just makes you feel like an untrusting, paranoid, insecure freak. Parents have got fearful and suspicious and untrusting. Analysts say that while the economy is coming around in advance of this year's election, the most untrusting voters will be in hard-hit manufacturing states. He was untrusting, he would snigger at people while they talked and couldn't resist kicking a man when he was down. Now, a cynical and untrusting person might say, ‘Hey, wait a minute’. Since moving to Swindon in my late 20s I have also had bad experiences with dentists, leaving me untrusting and I have paid exorbitant prices for both private and NHS dentistry. This city has been invaded so many times in history and been a ground for so many battles that it has become combative and untrusting in nature. I'm sarcastic, cynical, and completely untrusting. The paper produced by the church council was untrusting and mealy-mouthed. NEW FORMS OF of organization and power-with distinct types of membership, jurisdiction, and obligation-are one consequence of this untrusting world. Weapons stayed close to the men's sides, and they threw suspicious looks around every so often, untrusting of anybody, watching to see if anyone lurked in the shadows, threatening their safety. Synonyms suspicious, chary, wary, uncertain, unsure, distrustful, doubtful, dubious, uneasy, cautious, hesitant, sceptical, unbelieving Definition of untrusting in US English: untrusting adjectiveˌənˈtrəstɪŋˌənˈtrəstiNG Not tending to believe in other people's honesty or sincerity; suspicious. Kate became wary, furtive, and untrusting Example sentencesExamples Analysts say that while the economy is coming around in advance of this year's election, the most untrusting voters will be in hard-hit manufacturing states. Weapons stayed close to the men's sides, and they threw suspicious looks around every so often, untrusting of anybody, watching to see if anyone lurked in the shadows, threatening their safety. Parents have got fearful and suspicious and untrusting. He was watchful, weary, worried, and altogether untrusting of anything she and her companions said or did. Now, a cynical and untrusting person might say, ‘Hey, wait a minute’. Both sides in these discussions are tired and untrusting because we don't trust the process of listening. But because they have lived through colonial and totalitarian regimes, they are untrusting and contemptuous of those impressive-sounding grand narratives. She was a very suspicious, untrusting woman, not even letting her husband fully into her heart. Behind her smooth exterior can be seen an unforgiving enemy, an untrusting friend and a back-stabbing colleague who lets you carry on only on her terms. But otherwise, it just makes you feel like an untrusting, paranoid, insecure freak. Andrew just couldn't help but feel untrusting of her. This city has been invaded so many times in history and been a ground for so many battles that it has become combative and untrusting in nature. He was untrusting, he would snigger at people while they talked and couldn't resist kicking a man when he was down. NEW FORMS OF of organization and power-with distinct types of membership, jurisdiction, and obligation-are one consequence of this untrusting world. But his untrusting and adversarial approach to officers, NCOs, and soldiers alike and his emotional outbursts in front of the troops did nothing to create the energy and confidence units needed. I'm sarcastic, cynical, and completely untrusting. Since moving to Swindon in my late 20s I have also had bad experiences with dentists, leaving me untrusting and I have paid exorbitant prices for both private and NHS dentistry. The paper produced by the church council was untrusting and mealy-mouthed. But just because I had that knowledge didn't mean that I wasn't still cautious and untrusting. This impersonal and bureaucratic approach, which is implicitly untrusting of physician clinical judgment, is problematic. Synonyms suspicious, chary, wary, uncertain, unsure, distrustful, doubtful, dubious, uneasy, cautious, hesitant, sceptical, unbelieving
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