Understanding Mistrust: Causes, Effects, and How to Rebuild Trust

Mistrust is a feeling of doubt or suspicion towards someone or something. It can be a result of past experiences, perceived inconsistencies, or a lack of transparency. Mistrust can cause individuals to question the intentions and actions of others, and can lead to tension and conflict in relationships.

Example sentences:

1. The company's mishandling of customer data has led to widespread mistrust among consumers.
2. Her mistrust of her new boss was evident in her hesitation to share important information with him.
3. The community's mistrust of the government has led to protests and calls for reform.

Synonyms: distrust, skepticism, doubt, suspicion.

Antonyms: trust, confidence, faith, belief.

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