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Using your understanding of prefixes and the word trust, what is the meaning of distrust? A. To completely trust. B. To trust before. C. To have no trust. D. To hopefully trust
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Using your understanding of prefixes and the word trust, what is the meaning of distrust? A. To completely trust. B. To trust before. C. To have no trust. D. To hopefully trust

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To have no trust

Step-by-step explanation:

because dis usually means not and if someone ever says they "distrust you "

there saying they don't trust you .

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