Similar words: suspect, suspect of, unsuspecting, respected, specter, expected, unexpected, unexpectedly. Meaning: [sə'spekt ,'səs] 
adj. believed likely.
adj. believed likely. 
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31. He is suspected of tampering in the plot.
32. He resigned after being suspected of theft.
33. I suspected her of damaging the equipment.
34. He suspected that his phone calls were being monitored.
35. They have been arrested as suspected drug traffickers.
36. Suspected witches were burnt at the stake .
37. He was wrongly suspected of the crime.
38. Three suspected terrorists have been arrested.
39. The pilot was treated for suspected internal injuries .
40. Voters suspected a hidden political agenda.
41. I suspected her motives in offering to help.
42. I suspected that he was acting out of malice.
43. I suspected that he had palmed a playing card.
44. The police put a shadow on the suspected robber.
45. Police did a roundup of suspected drug sellers.
46. She strongly suspected he was lying to her.
47. I never suspected for a minute that youwere married.
48. She suspected that secret influences were at work.
49. She suspected him of complicity in Ashok's escape.
50. An inquest is always held if murder is suspected.
51. He is suspected of appropriating government funds.
52. The police suspected that there was a hen on.
53. He suspected that man must be well over fifties.
54. He was suspected of collaborating .
55. She suspected the phone had been bugged.
56. She suspected her boss had a drink problem.
57. Paul suspected that his drink had been doctored.
58. Agents regularly rounded up suspected subversives.
59. The official suspected that his phone was being tapped.
60. I suspected all along that he was lying.
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