suspicion in Irish
suspicion in Irish is drochamhras — suspicion means a feeling that something is wrong or that someone has done something wrong, without proof.
suspicion in Irish
drochamhras
The act of suspecting something or someone, especially of something wrong.
What does "suspicion" mean?
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noun A feeling that something is wrong or that someone has done something wrong, without proof.
"I had a nagging suspicion that someone had been reading my diary."
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noun A very small trace or hint of something.
"She spoke with a suspicion of an accent that I could not place."
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suspicion in a sentence
- I had a nagging suspicion that someone had been reading my diary.
- Police arrested him on suspicion of theft.
- She spoke with a suspicion of an accent that I could not place.
- The tea had a suspicion of mint, barely noticeable.
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What is "suspicion" in Irish?
"suspicion" in Irish is drochamhras. suspicion means: A feeling that something is wrong or that someone has done something wrong, without proof.
How do you use "suspicion" in a sentence?
Example: "I had a nagging suspicion that someone had been reading my diary." In Irish, "suspicion" is drochamhras.
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