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suspicious

[suh-spish-uhs] / səˈspɪʃ əs /




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But in one regard, they overlap: As Cronkite was in his time, Rogan is now an essential barometer of national sentiment in a fractured and suspicious age.

From The Wall Street Journal

An investigation into the death of Whiteman, 45, by the New South Wales coroner's office has now concluded, finding her death was not suspicious.

From BBC

An IDF statement relating to that day said they fired at "suspicious individuals" west of the Yellow Line, adding that the incident remained under review and that it "regrets any harm to uninvolved individuals".

From BBC

The top generals were still hard-line and suspicious, but there was a group of less senior officers keen to explore a political compromise.

From BBC

We greeted her with exclamations of surprise at the happy coincidence, and she did not appear suspicious to find us there.

From Literature