Definition of «distrust»

Usage examples

1. The recent scandals surrounding the company have led to an overall distrust among consumers.
2. The politician's consistent dishonesty has caused a widespread distrust among voters.
3. The team members' lack of transparency and communication has fostered a sense of distrust within the organization.
4. The company's history of unethical practices has created a deep-rooted distrust within the industry.
5. The teacher's unfair grading system has resulted in a sense of distrust among students.
6. The employee's repeated lies and manipulative behavior have caused the management to have a deep distrust in their abilities.
7. The neighbor's constant gossip and meddling in other people's affairs has created a sense of distrust within the community.
8. The athlete's previous doping allegations have left a stain of distrust over their achievements.
9. The misleading advertisements have further eroded the customers' trust and increased their sense of distrust in the brand.
10. The government's failure to deliver on its promises has fueled a growing distrust among the population.