distrustful in Japanese
distrustful in Japanese is 疑い深い — distrustful means inclined to suspect or doubt others.
distrustful in Japanese
疑い深い
Pronounced: utagaibukai
(active sense) Experiencing distrust, showing distrust, wary, sceptical, suspicious, doubtful.
What does "distrustful" mean?
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adjective Inclined to suspect or doubt others.
"After being scammed once, she became distrustful of online sellers."
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- After being scammed once, she became distrustful of online sellers.
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What is "distrustful" in Japanese?
"distrustful" in Japanese is 疑い深い. distrustful means: Inclined to suspect or doubt others.
How do you pronounce 疑い深い?
"distrustful" in Japanese is 疑い深い, pronounced "utagaibukai".
How do you use "distrustful" in a sentence?
Example: "After being scammed once, she became distrustful of online sellers." In Japanese, "distrustful" is 疑い深い.
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