Mistruster


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Mis`trust´er


n.1.One who mistrusts.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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But now you're a universal mistruster. I never see a man so changed.'
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''If you believe it's dark and driven by outside forces you can't control, you will be a mistruster.''
In God we trust, but not each other
Poetry seems a sham, a form of sophistry and fantasy: what Thomas Bernhard, one of the more angry literary mistrusters, calls "a lousy scrap of wind and rot." Absolutely, it can be lousy and windy.
The remittance of mistrust
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