misgive in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To misgive means to cause doubt or apprehension about someone's intentions or the outcome of a situation.

Her sudden change in demeanor began to misgive me about her true intentions.
As the deadline approached, I could not shake the feeling that something would misgive during the presentation.
Despite the team's confidence, I couldn't help but misgive at the lack of preparation they displayed.
The more I learned about the project, the more it began to misgive me about its feasibility.
His vague answers started to misgive me regarding his commitment to the project.
I began to misgive when I noticed his nervous demeanor during the presentation.
Her frequent late arrivals to work started to misgive her supervisor about her commitment.
Despite the enticing offer, I couldn’t shake the feeling of misgiving that lingered in the back of my mind.
As the deadline approached, doubts began to misgive the team about their chances of success.
He felt a sudden misgiving about trusting someone he had just met.