distrusted

adj

1. Not trusted; considered untrustworthy.

   “I examine some famous environmental 'disasters', a very distrusted chemical (chlorine), and some favourite environmental panaceas.”

   “There is, as a matter of fact, a movement toward the scientific idea of knowledge in all this that slowly begins to eclipse the confidence in the integrated "judgment of sense" of the human being; where feelings and emotive powers become more and more distrusted by Catholic philosophers and theologians, as the Protestants begin to enshrine the subjective response to religion.”

   “The most distrusted organizations are those that appear inauthentic.”

verb

1. (form-of, participle, past)simple past and past participle of distrust