Definitions and Examples of distrust, doubt, suspect
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To have no confidence or trust in someone or something.
Example
She couldn't help but distrust her ex-boyfriend after he cheated on her.
A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction about something.
Example
He had doubts about the new project's feasibility and decided to consult with his team.
To believe that someone is guilty of something without having proof.
Example
The detective suspected the butler of stealing the diamond necklace.
Key Differences: distrust vs doubt vs suspect
- 1Distrust implies a lack of confidence or trust in someone or something.
- 2Doubt refers to a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction about something.
- 3Suspect means to believe that someone is guilty of something without having proof.
Effective Usage of distrust, doubt, suspect
- 1Express Doubt: Use doubt to express uncertainty or lack of conviction about something.
- 2Show Disbelief: Use distrust to show a lack of confidence or trust in someone or something.
- 3Express Suspicion: Use suspect to convey a belief that someone is guilty of something without having proof.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of lippen are distrust, doubt, and suspect. These words convey different levels of lack of confidence or belief in someone or something. Use these words to express doubt, show disbelief, or convey suspicion.
