Suspicion

Definition

suspicion /sǝ'spÇʃn/ n ၁။ [U,C] မသကၤာမႈ။ သံသယ။ ဒိြဟ။ regard sb with suspicion ❍ He was arrested on suspicion of having stolen the money. ❍ Her behaviour aroused no suspicion. ❍ After a crime, suspicion naturally falls on the person who has a motive for it. ❍ I have a sneaking suspicion that she is not telling me the truth. ❍ It appears to be genuine, but I have my suspicions (about it). ❍ My worst suspicions were confirmed when I read the letter. ၂။ [sing] ~ (of sth) အရိပ္အေယာင္။ အရိပ္အႁမြက္။ There was not the slightest suspicion of jealousy in her voice. ❏ above suspicion [ IDM ] သံသယကင္းျခင္း။ သကၤာယန ကင္းျခင္း။ Nobody who was near the scene of the crime is above suspicion. ❏ under suspicion [ IDM ] သံသယရိွသည္။ မသကၤာ။

Examples

1. [have a suspicion that] : She had a suspicion that Mr Engel was not being completely honest.
2. [have your suspicions] : I can’t prove who stole it
3. but I have my suspicions.
4. [arouse someone’s suspicions] : Her suspicions were aroused by the smell of perfume on his clothes.
5. The Captain confirmed my suspicions – we were sinking.
6. [suspicion (that)] : Juliet had an awful suspicion that Naomi was going to scream.
7. Refugees tend to be treated with suspicion.
8. An atmosphere of suspicion and hostility