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distrustful

[dis-truhst-fuhl] / dɪsˈtrʌst fəl /


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Ms. McGarr, who teaches at University of Wisconsin-Madison, is often acerbic about her subjects but notes that they were “awash in patriotic fervor at the same time that they were distrustful and cynical.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She also noted a lack of public health outreach to communities that have been hesitant or distrustful of vaccines.

From BBC

Researchers suggest that voters who are distrustful of mainstream institutions—including pollsters—are less likely to respond to surveys.

From The Wall Street Journal

Patients leave angrier, more rigid and more distrustful of their neighbors.

From The Wall Street Journal

The demand for ethically produced eggs continues to grow as consumers become more distrustful of conventional egg supplies, especially following the spread of avian flu in recent years.

From Barron's