| 释义 | View usage for:above suspicion in British EnglishSee full dictionary entry for  suspicionin such a position that no guilt may be thought or implied, esp through having an unblemished reputationabove suspicion in American English  See full dictionary entry for   suspicion  not to be suspected; honorableDenis McGuire had acted with such alacrity because he wanted to be above suspicion.But surely as Bishop of Starbridge you'd be quite above suspicion ?You know as well as I do that everyone in the Military Council is completely above suspicion.They had never suspected Jamil; the members of that family were above suspicion, almost by definition, but the clues were there.Examples of 'above suspicion' in a sentenceabove suspicionSynonyms of 'above suspicion'blameless, unimpeachable, above reproach, pure More Synonyms of above suspicionSee  suspicionDefinition not possibly guilty of anything, through having a good reputation He was a respected academic and above suspicionSynonyms above reproach sinless like Caesar's wifeAdditional synonymsDefinition worthy of respect or esteem However, their intentions are honourable.Synonyms proper,  right,  respectable,  righteous,  virtuous, creditableDefinition innocent pure and chaste thoughtsSynonyms innocent,  virgin,  modest,  good,  true,  moral,  maidenly,  upright,  honest,  immaculate,  impeccable,  righteous,  virtuous,  squeaky-clean,  blameless,  chaste,  virginal,  unsullied,  guileless,  uncorrupted,  unstained,  undefiled,  unspottedSynonyms innocent,  pure,  immaculate,  virtuous,  faultless,  squeaky-clean,  unblemished,  unsullied,  without sin,  guiltless,  without fault,  uncorrupted, undefiledNearby words ofabove suspicionabove allabove boardabove parabove suspicionabove yourselfabracadabraabrade
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