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suspicion <a suspicion; suspicions> N

suspicion

suspicion
ظَنّ
suspicion
مُرْيَة
suspicion
مِرَاء
suspicion
وَهْم

above suspicion

definite suspicion LAW

under suspicion

fill with doubt or suspicion

fill with doubt or suspicion VB

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These suspicions were based on the findings of many witnesses' own accounts that were at each the polling stations.
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His highland clothes invite suspicion that he is an anointer; that is, a foreign agent deliberately spreading plague in some way.
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After five years, look at it with suspicion.
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Recognition of the disease requires a high index of suspicion and an extensive workup.
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This raised suspicions in the public, at least to those who were paying attention.
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However, he was well aware of the latent suspicion for foreigners mixed with envy, with which his success was viewed by some.
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In particular, beguine and beghard groups came under suspicion.
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An oath-helper would swear an oath on behalf of an accused man, to clear him from the suspicion of the crime.
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Over a short period of time hundreds of soldiers entered and fell, without raising any suspicion.
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What was meant to prevent suspicion thus ended up heightening it.
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