not put stock in (something)

To not pay any attention to something; to have or invest no faith or belief in something; to not accept something. I wouldn't put stock in John's promises if I were you because, more often than not, he'll end up letting you down. I don't know how the company expects its managers to perform well when it doesn't put stock in their abilities.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Avishag	-	Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Celino	che-LEE-no (Italian), the-LEE-no (Spanish), se-LEE-no (Latin American Spanish)	Italian (Rare), Spanish (Rare)
Dieuwert	-	Frisian
Sabryna	sə-BREEN-ə	English (Rare)
Nickolaus	NI-ko-lows	German
Kristjana	-	Icelandic