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US
/ənˈtɹəstˌwɝði/
]
[ UK /ʌntɹˈʌstwɜːði/ ]
[ UK /ʌntɹˈʌstwɜːði/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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not worthy of trust or belief
an untrustworthy person
How To Use untrustworthy In A Sentence
- But recently, he publicly crossed swords with Soi Lek, whom he described as untrustworthy and treacherous compared to former MCA president Ong Tee Keat. SARA - Southeast Asian RSS Aggregator
- They have proved themselves untrustworthy, at least in so far as we can take it on faith that they know what they are doing.
- What a pity it is also the most corrupt, incompetent and untrustworthy.
- No respect for the rule of law, utter narcissism, absolutely untrustworthy to anyone close to them who trusts them (the Clinton/Edwards tradition), unlimited ability to pursue public policies leading to disaster if it provides the ability to pander to their ultra-left donors - all wrapped around with endless self righteousness. Spitzer considering Senate run? …No, really? - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
- So what is to stop untrustworthy people in football from behaving in a similarly reprehensible manner and taking our game to the brink of no return? The Sun
- It was only his imagination, fallible and untrustworthy, that had caused his anxiety. DANSVILLE
- ORANGE residents will head to the polls today to protest against a council they describe as untrustworthy, unreliable and out of touch with the needs of the average person in the street, according to local polling data obtained by the Central Western Daily. Central Western Daily
- All the evidence, though, shows that he is the most divisive and untrustworthy minister the portfolio has had for as long as most of us can remember.
- If the last twenty-five years had taught him anything it was that outward appearances were wholly untrustworthy.
- Rejoined the wolf, I have no faith in thy word, for sages have said, ‘Whoso practiseth trust in the place of hate, erreth;’ and, ‘Whoso trusteth in the untrustworthy is a dupe; he who re-trieth him who hath been tried shall reap repentance and his days shall go waste; and he who cannot distinguish between case and case, giving each its due, and assigneth all the weight to one side, his luck shall be little and his miseries shall be many.’ The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night