Suspicion
Meaning
A feeling or thought that something is possible, likely, or true.
Pronunciation
UK səˈspɪʃn
US səˈspɪʃn
Example Sentences
- Coherence matters far more than composure, so brief nervousness rarely raises suspicion.
- Contradictions, on the other hand, are what reliably raise suspicion.
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