false suspicion

Frequency: 5.02.1 per million words

A suspicion that is incorrect or not based on fact.

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Examples (10)

  • The detective realized that the initial suspicion of robbery was a false lead.
  • Her false suspicion caused a lot of unnecessary worry for her family.
  • Despite the lack of evidence, the false suspicion persisted.
  • He tried to clear his name from the false suspicion of theft.
  • The jury dismissed the case due to a false suspicion against the defendant.
  • It's unfair to hold someone under a false suspicion without proof.
  • The media's sensationalism fueled a false suspicion among the public.
  • We must be careful not to let false suspicion ruin reputations.
  • The investigation revealed that the suspicion was entirely false.
  • He was wrongly accused, a victim of false suspicion.