deep mistrust

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

a very strong and established feeling of mistrust

mistrustADJECTIVE + MISTRUST

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deep

Examples (10)

  • There is a deep mistrust between the two rival factions.
  • Years of conflict led to a deep mistrust of government policies.
  • Her past experiences fostered a deep mistrust in strangers.
  • The scandal created a deep mistrust among the public.
  • Despite attempts at reconciliation, a deep mistrust persisted between them.
  • A deep mistrust can significantly hinder progress in negotiations.
  • The constant surveillance instilled a deep mistrust in the citizens towards authority.
  • It's hard to overcome such a deep mistrust once it's firmly established.
  • Their relationship was plagued by a deep mistrust from the very beginning.
  • The recent revelations only reinforced the deep mistrust people felt.