suspect
The most important suspect.
The most important suspect in a case.
The most important suspect in a case.
A very important suspect who may have crucial information.
The person or people who are always suspected of causing a particular problem.
Someone suspected of committing a murder.
The main person suspected of a crime.
Someone suspected of being a terrorist.
The person considered most likely to be guilty.
Someone suspected of involvement in terrorism.
Someone who might be the guilty person.
Someone suspected of involvement in terrorism.
Someone who could be a suspect.
Someone who is probably the guilty person.
Someone who is clearly a potential suspect.
Someone suspected of committing a crime.
Someone who is a suspect for sensible and clear reasons.
Very untrustworthy.
Profoundly untrustworthy.
Highly untrustworthy.
Slightly untrustworthy.
Very untrustworthy.
Slightly untrustworthy.
Becoming more untrustworthy over time.
Questionable from a political perspective.
Quite untrustworthy.
Questionable from a moral perspective.
Untrustworthy by its very nature.
Questionable from a constitutional law perspective.
To have a very firm belief that something is true.
To begin to suspect something without delay.
To have consistently suspected something.
To have suspected something for the entire time.
To have a feeling or idea that something is true or is likely to happen.
To suspect something incorrectly.
To suspect something correctly.
To have a good reason to suspect someone or something.
To have good reasons to suspect someone or something.
When many people suspect something to be true.
To have good reasons to suspect someone or something.
To have a good reason to suspect someone or something.
To have a good reason to suspect someone or something.
To be considered untrustworthy or potentially false.
To appear untrustworthy or potentially false.
To appear untrustworthy or potentially false.
To cause something to be considered untrustworthy.
To take a suspect into police custody.
To find and capture a suspect.
To ask a suspect questions, especially in an official context.
To catch a suspect, especially after a chase.
To have identified a person who may be guilty.
To formally accuse a suspect of a crime.
To let a suspect go free from custody.
To hold a suspect for questioning.
To keep a suspect in custody.
To publicly or officially state that someone is a suspect.
To officially name someone as a person of interest in a crime.
To ask a suspect questions to get information.
To question a suspect formally and systematically.
To gather and arrest a group of suspects.
To catch and arrest a suspect.
To give a suspect to another authority.
To hand over a suspect to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed.
To have a valid cause to believe something is true or likely.
To have valid causes to believe something is true or likely.
To start having a feeling that something is true or likely.
Used to indicate the case or event a person is a suspect in.
Used to indicate the crime someone is suspected of.
To believe someone is guilty of a particular crime or wrongdoing.