Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of distrust.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And there was an expression about his beak which I distrusted from the first.
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Not only was the man whom we trusted taken away, but the man whom we distrusted is made the captain of our hosts.
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But the police have proved to be an especially risky investment and are often described as distrusted, even loathed, by Afghan civilians.
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As luck would have it, the Russian troops were ethnic Bulcassians, whom Stalin distrusted.
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Perhaps the last two words are to be rejected, and {apistous} to be taken in its usual sense, "distrusted"; cp. viii.
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Certain it is that the view of any nation is to be distrusted which is not taken from a station of good-will.
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Coverage of army chief General Ashfaq Kayani focused on revelations that he threatened to oust Zardari last year but held back because he "distrusted" opposition contender Nawaz Sharif.
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Ashfaq Kayani "distrusted" the opposition leader Nawaz Sharif.
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Looking back, no president distrusted the wealthy more – hence, the income tax, the interstate commerce commission, a special justice department section just to investigate corporate crimes, all of it stems from Teddy.
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They believed in themselves and distrusted the leaders they elected.
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