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suspicion

/səˈspɪʃ.ən/

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noun

/səˈspɪʃ.ən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее чувство или убеждение, что что-то возможно или вероятно, особенно что-то неправильное или незаконное; также может обозначать сомнение в чьей-либо честности, состояние подозрения или склонность к подозрительности.

A noun referring to a feeling or belief that something is possible or likely, especially something wrong or illegal; it can also denote doubt about someone's honesty, the state of being suspected, or a tendency to be suspicious.

  1. Impression or feelingB1formal

    A feeling or thought that something is possible or likely, often without clear proof.

    ruПодозрение

    • I have a suspicion that she is hiding something.
    • He had a nagging suspicion that he had forgotten something important.
    • There was a suspicion in the air that the deal was not legitimate.

    Synonymsconjecturefeelingguesshunchimpressioninklingnotionsuggestionsurmisetrace

    Antonymsassurancecertaintyconfidenceconvictiontrust

  2. Doubt about honestyB1formal

    A feeling of doubt or distrust regarding someone's character, actions, or motives.

    ruПодозрение

    • Her constant lies raised suspicion among her colleagues.
    • The detective's suspicion fell on the new employee.
    • He looked at the stranger with suspicion.

    Synonymscharinessdistrustdoubtmisgivingmistrustskepticismuncertaintywariness

    Antonymsconfidencefaithtrust

  3. State of being suspectedB2formal

    The condition of being thought to be guilty of something, especially a crime.

    ruПодозрение

    • He was arrested on suspicion of theft.
    • The police held him under suspicion for several hours.
    • She was cleared of all suspicion after the investigation.
  4. Suspicious natureB2formal

    A tendency to be distrustful or to suspect others easily.

    ruПодозрительность

    • His natural suspicion made it hard for him to trust anyone.
    • She viewed every offer with suspicion.
    • The culture of suspicion in the office was damaging morale.

    Synonymsdistrustdoubtmistrustskepticismsuspiciousnesswariness

    Antonymsconfidencecredulityfaithinnocencetrust

Forms
  • suspicions plural form
  • suspicions' possessive plural form
  • suspicion's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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