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Synanym for Distrustful

Adjective: suspicious

Full of suspicion or cautious mistrust; tending to doubt the motives or intentions of others.

Example sentences:

1. She gave him a suspicious look as he entered the room.
2. The detective found the suspect's behavior to be highly suspicious.
3. He was suspicious of the new neighbors and their strange activities.

Adjective: skeptical

Characterized by having doubts or reservations, often based on a lack of evidence or trust.

Example sentences:

1. Despite the scientific evidence, some people remain skeptical about climate change.
2. She approached the offer with a skeptical attitude, not easily convinced.
3. The jury seemed skeptical of the defendant's alibi.

Noun: cynic

A person who believes that people are mostly motivated by self-interest, rather than acting out of sincerity or trust.

Example sentences:

1. John had turned into a cynic after experiencing several betrayals.
2. The author portrayed the protagonist as a cynic who found it hard to believe in genuine love.
3. As a cynic, she often questioned the intentions of those around her.

Noun: doubter

A person who is skeptical or lacks trust in something or someone.

Example sentences:

1. Although he was once a believer, he had now become a doubter.
2. The announcement was met with both excitement and doubters.
3. She couldn't help but think of herself as a doubter when it came to matters of luck.

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