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suspicion

[suh-spish-uhn] / səˈspɪʃ ən /




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The play begins at Salieri’s end, the scene of a dying man fanning suspicions over his role in Mozart’s death.

From Los Angeles Times

When a figure skater performs a back flip, a 17-year-old takes home a gold medal, or new world records are set, we also question reality—but out of amazement, not suspicion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Was there a flicker of suspicion in his voice?

From Literature

Ten people remain under suspicion and have been bailed or released pending inquiries.

From BBC

In written submissions, the barrister said that the move was an "institutional signal of suspicion" which breached Freemasons' human rights and was based on "limited, opaque and heavily perception-driven" evidence.

From BBC