foster mistrust

Frequency: 6.06.1 per million words

to encourage the development of mistrust over a period of time

mistrustVERB + MISTRUST

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foster

Examples (10)

  • The politician's divisive rhetoric continues to foster mistrust among different communities.
  • Careless actions can easily foster mistrust within a team.
  • Historically, lack of transparency has always tended to foster mistrust of government.
  • His secretive behavior only served to foster mistrust among his colleagues.
  • Such practices are bound to foster mistrust between employers and employees.
  • The constant rumors had begun to foster mistrust among the citizens.
  • Ignoring feedback will inevitably foster mistrust in leadership.
  • It's crucial to avoid policies that might foster mistrust in the justice system.
  • The manager's inconsistent decisions were beginning to foster mistrust within the department.
  • To prevent conflict, one must never foster mistrust between parties.