Examples of 'suspicions' in a sentence
Meaning of "suspicions"
Suspicion is the feeling or belief that someone is guilty of something, often without sufficient evidence
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- plural of suspicion
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Your suspicions are neither here nor there.
He tends to be a man whose suspicions are easily aroused.
Suspicions are for those who do not know.
To end your suspicions once for all.
Suspicions recoil on those who harbor them.
I am also aware there are suspicions concerning my inheritance.
Suspicions and question behind the arrest.
I tried to raise suspicions that civilians were murdered.
Suspicions continue to focus on a military jet in connection.
And i have reported my suspicions on the outside.
Suspicions recoil on those who harbour them.
You let his suspicions run rampant.
Suspicions toward you have been confirmed to be unfounded.
I still have my suspicions about the latter.
The mayor must stay above suspicions.
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If you have suspicions we will go to the police.
Perhaps we should have confided our suspicions.
The terror suspicions may well be as written.
I wonder if anybody but me has any suspicions.
We must lull any suspicions he may have.
Your suspicions were right on the money.
But you kept your suspicions to yourself.
Her suspicions are getting bigger by the minute.
We hold on to our suspicions and our distrust.
You do not want to raise their suspicions.
I always had my suspicions and kept hoping.
They have confirmed our worst suspicions.
Like drown suspicions of gaydom in vat of alcohol.
I hope this will allay your suspicions.
I have my suspicions but that would be telling.
I suggest you take your suspicions to them.
We also have suspicions of continued nuclear programmes.
But he can not avoid some suspicions.
And at least my suspicions about tonight were unfounded.
Whose own daughter voices her suspicions.
There were suspicions that he may have been poisoned.
We have here a visitor filled with suspicions.
Try taking your suspicions to your superiors.
And you were quite right in your suspicions.
I have my suspicions who the killer might be.
Someone who would not raise suspicions.
But maybe his suspicions were warranted.
I am sure you are quite mistaken in your suspicions.
It is right to ask if our suspicions of these newcomers.
I am afraid this has only confirmed my suspicions.
You just keep your suspicions to yourself.
Just long enough to dispel their suspicions.
Looks like those suspicions were investigated and dismissed.
That alone should have raised suspicions.
Ignorance breeds suspicions and phobias.
