suspicion
kecurigaan
definition
noun
she had a sneaking suspicion that he was laughing at her
a feeling or thought that something is possible, likely, or true.
a suspicion of a smile
a very slight trace of something.
translation of 'suspicion'
noun
syak,
sangkaan,
waham,
anggapan,
waswas,
kesangsian,
kecurigaan,
persangkaan,
syak wasangka
example
a 'suspicion' of a smile
A 23-year-old local man has since been arrested on 'suspicion' of murder.
Surrey police said both men were arrested on 'suspicion' of assault causing actual bodily harm.
That's unfortunate, because I have a sneaking 'suspicion' that Clinton has some important and interesting things to say in his book.
A little bit of paranoia may keep us on our toes, but a constant state of 'suspicion' and distrust is pathological.
Clinical 'suspicion' is aroused early in patients who are under regular medical supervision, leading to earlier diagnosis.
There's an air of 'suspicion' and distrust about that permeates all walks and all levels of life, great and small.
If nothing else, it might have quelled the widespread 'suspicion' that the incident had been covered up.
a 'suspicion' of a smile
Those arrested are being questioned on 'suspicion' of drug dealing, handling stolen goods and possessing illegal weapons.
her activities were regarded with 'suspicion' by the headmistress
In few democracies is government regarded with such 'suspicion' and scepticism.
Everyone has a sneaking 'suspicion' there's something really fantastic, exciting, and breathtaking about life.
We're in a period when people have lots of 'suspicion' and distrust about journalism.
I am now well into my third month of unpaid holiday and beginning to entertain the merest suggestion of an idea of a 'suspicion' that I could get used to this.
I have a sneaking 'suspicion' that this guy had something to do with it.
They were able to overcome the distrust and 'suspicion' , and I believe they worked for what we all want, which is good law.
Benji had a creeping 'suspicion' that this would be the answer to his question.
Property owners tend to view drifters with 'suspicion' , and distrust their lack of stability.
A 39-year-old man was arrested at about 10.30 pm on 'suspicion' of assault.
Between 1984 and 1990, he had been arrested 4 times on 'suspicion' of militant involvement.
In the Warminster area three people were also arrested on 'suspicion' of drink-driving.
Will's face was a picture of incredulous disbelief haunted by a 'suspicion' that some of it could be true.
A fifth man was also arrested on 'suspicion' of involvement even though he was not at the scene on Thursday.
There were heavily armed security forces on every street corner and there was a great deal of distrust and 'suspicion' .
The 'suspicion' that the bill is merely a ploy to divert public attention away from the fuel price hikes could turn out to be justifiable.
Eventually, the children may come to regard their fathers with 'suspicion' and distrust.
An atmosphere of 'suspicion' and distrust, unfortunately, still prevails.
It shows no great sense of sportsmanship, but rather invokes a 'suspicion' of envy of some kind.
The strong 'suspicion' arises from the following facts.
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