remain suspicious
Frequency: 5.57.1 per million words
To continue to feel distrustful, even after receiving new information.
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- Despite the alibi, the detective continued to remain suspicious.
- Even after her explanation, he couldn't help but remain suspicious of her motives.
- The community chose to remain suspicious of the new development project.
- She tried to appear innocent, but her colleagues continued to remain suspicious.
- The prolonged silence from the company made investors remain suspicious about its financial health.
- He had a gut feeling that something was wrong, and he decided to remain suspicious.
- The police asked the public to report anything unusual and to remain suspicious of any suspicious activity.
- Though the evidence seemed clear, a small part of her could not help but remain suspicious.
- The government stated that it would remain suspicious of any attempts to undermine national security.
- After the incident, the neighbors would remain suspicious of strangers in the area for a long time.