distrust

simple noun19 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.5
deep distrust7.8

a very strong and firmly established feeling of distrust

deep-seated distrust7.5

distrust that is strong and has existed for a long time

profound distrust7.2

very great and intensely felt distrust

public distrust7.1

distrust from the general population

growing distrust7.0

an increasing feeling of distrust

mutual distrust6.9

distrust that two or more people have for each other

widespread distrust6.8

distrust that is common among many people or in many places

general distrust6.5

distrust felt by most people

healthy distrust5.5

a sensible and justifiable level of distrust

a climate of distrust6.4

a general atmosphere or situation where there is a lack of trust

have a distrust of6.5

to hold a belief that someone or something cannot be trusted

feel distrust6.2

to experience the emotion of not trusting someone or something

create distrust6.0

to cause a feeling of distrust to begin or grow

show distrust5.9

to demonstrate through actions or words that you do not trust someone

express distrust5.8

to say or show that you do not trust someone or something

overcome distrust5.7

to succeed in dealing with a feeling of distrust

distrust of7.3

used to specify the person, group, or concept that is not trusted

distrust between6.6

used to indicate mutual distrust involving two or more parties

distrust in6.3

used to specify the institution or system that is not trusted