rightly suspicious
Frequency: 6.04.1 per million words
Having good grounds for suspecting something.
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- She was rightly suspicious of his sudden generosity.
- The villagers grew rightly suspicious when the stranger asked too many personal questions.
- I'm rightly suspicious of any deal that seems too good to be true.
- Their initial skepticism was rightly suspicious given the company's past failures.
- The detective became rightly suspicious after noticing inconsistencies in the witness's statement.
- Consumers are often rightly suspicious of products with exaggerated claims.
- He felt rightly suspicious about the sudden change in the project's direction.
- Given the circumstances, her colleagues were rightly suspicious of her motives.
- The government was rightly suspicious of the foreign agent's activities.
- One should always be rightly suspicious of unsolicited offers of large sums of money.