untrustiness
A manager reviews an employee's report with a skeptical expression due to their history of untrustiness.
Noun: - The quality or state of being untrustworthy; the trait of not deserving trust or confidence. It refers to a characteristic of a person, entity, or thing that makes them unreliable or unfit to be depended upon.
The word "untrustiness" is a formal noun used to describe an inherent characteristic. It is often used in analytical, psychological, or evaluative contexts to discuss the reliability of a person or system. - It is typically used as the subject or object of a sentence. - It is an abstract quality, so it is not used with indefinite articles like "a" or "an" when referring to the concept itself.
- The untrustiness of the data source forced the researchers to seek verification elsewhere.
- His constant lies revealed a fundamental untrustiness in his character.
- The report highlighted the untrustiness of the security protocols, leading to a complete overhaul.
- "inherent untrustiness": Suggests the unreliable quality is a fundamental, built-in part of something.
- The inherent untrustiness of the witness's testimony weakened the prosecution's case.
- "proven untrustiness": Indicates that the lack of trustworthiness has been demonstrated or established.
- After the scandal, the company's proven untrustiness damaged its brand irreparably.
- Untrustworthy (adjective): Not able to be relied on.
- He is an untrustworthy partner.
- Distrust (noun/verb): A feeling of doubt about someone's honesty; to regard with suspicion.
- She felt a deep distrust toward the proposal.
- Trustlessness (noun): A near synonym, though less common, meaning a lack of trust or trustworthiness.
- Unreliability: The inability to be depended on.
- Perfidy: Formal term for deceitfulness, untrustworthiness (often implies betrayal).
- Treachery: Willful betrayal of trust.
- Trustworthiness: The trait of deserving trust and confidence.
- Reliability: The quality of being dependable.
- Fidelity: Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief.
- Breach of trust: An act that violates confidence placed in someone.
- The embezzlement was a serious breach of trust.
- Bad faith: Intentional dishonesty or failure to deal fairly.
- The contract was negotiated in bad faith.
A manager reviews an employee's report with a skeptical expression due to their history of untrustiness.
- the trait of not deserving trust or confidence