mistrial

(Pref. mis-, and English trial (q.v.).] Law: A trial which from some defect in the proce or the triers is erroneous or abortive; a false trial. *mis-trist', v . t. [MISTRUST, v.] *mis-trow-ing, mis-trow-yng, s. [Pref. mis-, and Eng. trowing (q. v.).) Mistrusting, distrust. mis-trust', 8. (Pref. mis-, and English trust , s. (q. v.)] Distrust, suspicion, want of confidence or trust. "Yet your mistrust cannot make me a traitor." Shakesp.: As You Like It , i. 3. mis-trust', v. t. [Pref. mis-, and Eng. trust , v. (q. v.)] To feel distrust, suspicion, or doubt regarding; to doubt, to suspect, to distrust. "I am ever ready to mistrust a promising title."-Gold smith: Bee, No 4. sin, as; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. IMG:content-1286.png:[blocks in formation] "A punishemente for thy mistrustfulne e at this pres ent declared." - Udall : Luke i. *mis-trust'-ing, a. [Eng.mistrust; -ing.] Mistrustful, suspicious. mis-trust-ing-ly, adv. [ Eng.mistrusting:-ly.] In a doubting or mistrustful manner; mistrustfully, suspiciously. mis-trust-le , a . [Eng. mistrust; -le .] Free from mistrust, suspicion, or doubt; unsuspicious. unsuspecting, trustful.