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mistrusting
n. mistrust vb. (present participle of mistrust English)
Usage examples of "mistrusting".
Ranulf gave her a guarded glance, as if mistrusting the intent of her remark.
He marveled each time at this gloomy and mysterious impression, and, mistrusting himself, put off the unriddling of it to some future time.
King though he might be in name, into such contempt was he fallen that not one of them rose in deference, whilst Mary herself watched his approach with hostile, mistrusting eyes.
Bertrand the favourite eyed him askance, mistrusting and disliking him for his association with Andreas.