Distrustful, unbelieving.

Lacking faith; unbelieving, distrustful. Obsolete. rare.

unfaithful; unbelieving.

Mistrustful, suspicious, doubtful.

suspecting.

Lacking in trust or faith; full of or characterized by doubt or misgivings. Also with †in, of.

Constructions and phrases. in suspicion: (a) suspecting; (b) suspected. to have in suspicion: to suspect. to bring inor into suspicion: to cause…

= suspicious, adj.

= suspicious, adj.

Full of or marked by mistrust; lacking in trust or confidence; distrustful or suspicious (of something or someone).

that surmises; suspecting, suspicious; †accusing; aiming at (obsolete).

Having no trust or confidence; unbelieving; distrustful.

That mistrusts; mistrustful.

That inclines one to misgiving; having misgivings.

Full of suspicion; inclined to suspect; mistrustful; = suspicious, adj. 2.

Doubting, suspicious; (also) giving rise to suspicion or unease.

Full of or marked by distrust in oneself or others; wanting in confidence, diffident; doubtful, suspicious, incredulous.

Easily frightened away; difficult of approach owing to timidity, caution, or distrust; timidly or… of persons.

Disbelieving, mistrustful, suspicious.

with const.: Loth or reluctant, through scruples, to (do something); doubtful or suspicious of (a person or thing); chary of or in (doing…

Doubtful, mistrustful. Obsolete.

Suspicious.

Not confident, not trusting, distrustful.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Feeling distrust. [= modern French défiant.]

Originally U.S. Doubtful, suspicious (about, of). Cf. lairy, adj.2

= suspicious, adj. 2.

Originally in African-American usage. Wary, worried, suspicious. Also occasionally: unreliable (cf. hinky, adj. 2).