transitive. To despair of; to distrust. Also intransitive: to despair; to be distrustful.

intransitive. To be suspicious (of something). Obsolete.

intransitive. To have or manifest want of faith; to have distrust of. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be distrustful, suspicious, or without confidence. Also: †to lack trust in, to be doubtful of (obsolete). Now rare.

intransitive. with of: To have a doubt or dread of; to suspect. Obsolete.

intransitive. To suspect something evil; to be suspicious or mistrustful. In later use archaic or regional.

Now archaic and literary. intransitive. Of the mind, and hence of a person: to have misgivings. Also reflexive.

intransitive. To be mistrustful or suspicious of. Now rare.

absol. (from sense 1 or sense 3) or intransitive. To imagine something, esp. some evil, as possible or likely; to have or feel suspicion.

intransitive. Perhaps: to have a suspicion of. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To have no confidence or trust (in); to doubt; to feel distrust.

absol. or intransitive.