avoid suspicion

Frequency: 6.56.3 per million words

To act in a way that does not make people suspicious.

suspicionVERB + suspicion

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avoid

Examples (10)

  • He tried to avoid suspicion by acting normally.
  • To avoid suspicion, she left the country immediately.
  • The politician's evasive answers only served to avoid suspicion.
  • It's important to avoid suspicion when handling sensitive information.
  • He took great care to avoid suspicion from his neighbors.
  • She wore a disguise to avoid suspicion at the airport.
  • The company implemented new security measures to avoid suspicion of fraud.
  • He had to avoid suspicion after the incident.
  • The detective's strategy was to avoid suspicion by staying out of sight.
  • By cooperating fully, he hoped to avoid suspicion.