mistrustful
Speech parts
1. mistrustful - Adjective
2. mistrustful - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Having or causing mistrust, suspicions, or forebodings.
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Examples
Frederick Augustus was mistrustful of Prussia in view of the experiences of the spring and arguably disappointed as well by Austria's decision not to join the Coalition immediately, especially while the country was exposed as before to French domination.
In particular, it demonstrates the twisted, mistrustful bond created between Sith.
Karloff himself in interviews suggested that Lugosi was initially mistrustful of him when they acted together, believing that the Englishman would attempt to upstage him.
I watched them go about their work a lot back then, and they grew used to me, after a fashion; only casting me the occasional mistrustful glance as they came ashore for food.
Character: Samuel tends to be a very mistrustful character.
Thieu, mistrustful and indecisive, remained president until 1975, having won a one-candidate election in 1971.