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How do you use untrusting in a sentence?

It's difficult to use "untrusting" directly in a sentence because it's not a typical adjective. Instead, we usually use related words like "distrustful" or "suspicious." Here are some examples:

* Distrustful: "After being betrayed by his best friend, John became distrustful of everyone."

* Suspicious: "The detective's suspicious nature led him to investigate the seemingly innocent alibi."

If you want to use "untrusting" in a creative context, you could use it as a noun:

* "The untrusting in society are often the most difficult to reach."

However, it's important to note that using "untrusting" as a noun is not standard English and may sound awkward or unnatural.

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