noun
untrust
Untrust (noun) means a general sense of doubt or suspicion towards someone.
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1
A general sense of doubt or suspicion towards someone.
"I would like to remind you that it is untrust not distrust, that it is fear and, in a way, natural."
— Osho International Foundation, I Say Unto You: Jesus: Son of God or Mystic? (2013)
"I almost have a feeling of trust, and then have an untrust feeling; she is only happy when I pay something for her."
— Derward Rollison, The Ups and Downs in Life (2023)
2
In computing, the part of a network treated as lying outside a firewall's protection.
"In this example, we enable AppTrack in the trust and untrust zone, along with a syslog server to send the logs to our STRM at 192.168.1.20."
— Brad Woodberg, Rob Cameron (2013)
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Etymology
Comes from Middle English untrust, untrost, untrist, likely made up of un- and trust. Cognate with Icelandic útraust (“untrust”). Compare also Swedish otro (“lack of faith, disbelief”).
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What is the meaning of untrust?
"untrust" (noun) means a general sense of doubt or suspicion towards someone.
What is the opposite of untrust?
The opposite of "untrust" is trust.
What are the different meanings of untrust?
"untrust" has 2 main meanings: 1. A general sense of doubt or suspicion towards someone; 2. In computing, the part of a network treated as lying outside a firewall's protection.
