suspect in Latin
suspect in Latin is suspiciō — suspect means to think that something is probably true, without having proof.
suspect in Latin
suspiciō
(transitive) To distrust or have doubts about (something or someone).
What does "suspect" mean?
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verb To think that something is probably true, without having proof.
"I suspect she already knows the surprise."
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verb To believe someone is guilty of something, without firm evidence.
"Detectives suspected him from the very beginning."
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noun A person thought to be responsible for a crime.
"The suspect was taken in for questioning."
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adj Regarded with doubt or distrust; possibly not genuine or reliable.
"His alibi sounded suspect from the start."
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suspect in a sentence
- I suspect she already knows the surprise.
- Police suspect the fire was started deliberately.
- Detectives suspected him from the very beginning.
- The suspect was taken in for questioning.
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What is "suspect" in Latin?
"suspect" in Latin is suspiciō. suspect means: To think that something is probably true, without having proof.
How do you use "suspect" in a sentence?
Example: "I suspect she already knows the surprise." In Latin, "suspect" is suspiciō.
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