Synonym: distrust, hunch, intuition, misgiving, mistrust, suspiciousness. Similar words: suspicious, suspend, suspect, officious, participation, versus, spit, spin. Meaning: [sə'spɪʃn] 
n. 1. an impression that something might be the case 2. doubt about someone's honesty 3. the state of being suspected 4. being of a suspicious nature.
n. 1. an impression that something might be the case 2. doubt about someone's honesty 3. the state of being suspected 4. being of a suspicious nature. 
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31. She acquitted herself of suspicion.
32. Boys were an immediate object of suspicion to her.
33. Suspicion crept into her voice.
34. I have a suspicion that he's right.
35. Then suspicion clouded his face.
36. We view these latest developments with concern/suspicion/satisfaction.
37. The enquiry cleared him of any taint of suspicion/dishonesty.
38. She has always viewed him with suspicion.
39. Local suspicion of the incomers was painfully apparent.
40. He was arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs.
41. The future will sustain my suspicion.
42. He is under suspicion of murder.
43. Even the king's closest advisers were not above suspicion.
44. He fell under suspicion of tax evasion.
45. Several members of the court were under suspicion.
46. He is absolutely beyond suspicion.
47. Smith was booked on suspicion of attempted murder.
48. I regard his behavior with suspicion.
49. He left the company under a cloud of suspicion.
50. They treat anyone outside their immediate circle with suspicion.
51. Her remarks lacked even the faintest suspicion of humour.
52. He gave just a suspicion of a smile.
53. He was burnt up with jealousy and suspicion.
54. Suspicion chased itself across his face.
55. Suspicion crept into his mind.
56. His eyes narrowed with suspicion.
57. We regard her behaviour with suspicion.
58. They tend to view foreigners with suspicion.
59. suspicion that he stole my wallet.
60. She had a sneaking suspicion that he was lying.
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