“Distrust” in Japanese
Short answer
Distrust in Japanese is “不信” (fushin). Full meaning: distrust, mistrust, disbelief, discredit; insincerity; impiety, faithlessness.
Other ways to say “Distrust” in Japanese
邪推
jasui distrust, unjust suspicion
不信感
fushinkan distrust, suspicion
不信用
fushin'you distrust, discredit
悪推量
waruzuiryou distrust, unjust suspicion
疑
gi doubt, distrust, suspicion (of)
勘ぐり
kanguri suspicion, distrust
疑惑
giwaku doubt, misgivings, distrust, suspicion
疑り
utaguri doubt, question, uncertainty, skepticism, scepticism, suspicion, distrust
疑い
utagai doubt, question, uncertainty, skepticism, scepticism, suspicion, distrust
疑ひ
utagai doubt, question, uncertainty, skepticism, scepticism, suspicion, distrust
うたぐり
utaguri doubt, question, uncertainty, skepticism, scepticism, suspicion, distrust
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