Unsuspecting

Definition

unsuspecting /ʌnsǝ'spektÇŋ / adj (အႏၲရာယ္က်ေရာက္မည္ကို မသိ) မသိလိုက္မသိဘာသာ ေနေသာ။ He had crept up on his unsuspecting victim from behind.

Examples

1. ‘As more and more unsuspecting people take to the great outdoors
2. the demands on the team grow.’
3. ‘Hidden speed cameras are clocking unsuspecting drivers in Greater Manchester.’
4. ‘The unsuspecting victim would give the directions and continue to his destination.’
5. ‘It's terrifying both for pedestrians and also unsuspecting drivers who have to approach at a snail's pace.’
6. ‘When they were close enough to the unsuspecting woman
7. they pounced
8. knocking her to the ground.’
9. ‘He is going toward the house where we left the unsuspecting Hero.’
10. ‘If only they didn't create so many blind spots for the unsuspecting motorist.’
11. ‘Thieves have recently targeted unsuspecting victims by showing them a map and asking for directions.’
12. ‘Nevertheless
13. the pose would have been construed as ridiculous had it been of an unwary and unsuspecting adult.’
14. ‘For the unsuspecting Nancy
15. a somewhat different picture had been painted.’
16. ‘He asked the unsuspecting pensioner if she could find his little sister-who he claimed lived in the area.’
17. ‘Much of the fun of the game arises from unfortunate bids made by unsuspecting players.’
18. ‘Such signs are just waiting to be wiped out by an unsuspecting motorist
19. particularly in foggy conditions.’
20. ‘Another
21. almost stereotypical
22. one is to place some poor unsuspecting creature in a maze and see if it finds its way out.’
23. ‘Monica cannot bring herself to do this and drives the unsuspecting David to the country to abandon him.’
24. ‘In fact
25. the viewer probably ended up feeling like an unsuspecting lady.’
26. ‘Every weekend at clubs
27. pubs and private homes across the city
28. they burst in on unsuspecting victims.’
29. ‘A conman who poses as a policeman has been handing out fake speeding fines to unsuspecting motorists.’
30. ‘In this fantasy sequence
31. she is hardly
32. as the Crown insisted
33. an innocent
34. unsuspecting victim.’
35. ‘Meanwhile this noise pollution continues to fill our ears and empty the pockets of unsuspecting children.’