create suspicion

Frequency: 6.04.7 per million words

To generate a feeling of suspicion.

suspicionVERB + suspicion

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Examples (10)

  • His unusual behavior began to create suspicion among his colleagues.
  • The sudden resignation created suspicion about the company's financial stability.
  • The lack of transparency created suspicion regarding the project's true objectives.
  • Her evasive answers created suspicion in the detective's mind.
  • The rumor mill worked overtime to create suspicion about the new manager.
  • The conflicting reports created suspicion about the accuracy of the official statement.
  • Any deviation from the norm can create suspicion in a security-conscious environment.
  • The shadowy figures lurking near the building created suspicion among the residents.
  • His sudden wealth, without any clear source, created suspicion about his business dealings.
  • The unexplained delay in the delivery created suspicion of foul play.