suspicious

adjective

US /səˈspɪʃəs/

1
believing that someone has probably done something wrong
Colleagues became suspicious when he started acting strangely.
Synonyms and related words
To not trust or believe someone or something
disbelieve
distrust
mistrust
1. 1a
  feeling that someone or something cannot be trusted
  suspicious of:
  People are often suspicious of strangers.
  Synonyms and related words
  To not trust or believe someone or something
  disbelieve
  distrust
  mistrust
2. 1b
  showing that you believe someone has done something wrong or cannot be trusted
  a suspicious glance/look
  Synonyms and related words
  To not trust or believe someone or something
  disbelieve
  distrust
  mistrust
2
making you believe that something is wrong, dangerous, or illegal
Customers noticed a suspicious package by the door.
There’s something rather suspicious about this.
suspicious circumstances:
The brothers died in suspicious circumstances.
Synonyms and related words
Making you feel worried
serious
severe
grave

单词	suspicious
释义	suspicious adjective UK /səˈspɪʃəs/ DEFINITIONS2 1 believing that someone has probably done something wrong Colleagues became suspicious when he started acting strangely. Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 1a feeling that someone or something cannot be trusted suspicious of: People are often suspicious of strangers. Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 1b showing that you believe someone has done something wrong or cannot be trusted a suspicious glance/look Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 2 making you believe that something is wrong, dangerous, or illegal Customers noticed a suspicious package by the door. There’s something a bit suspicious about this. suspicious circumstances: The brothers died in suspicious circumstances. Synonyms and related words Making you feel worried serious severe grave suspicious adjective US /səˈspɪʃəs/ DEFINITIONS2 1 believing that someone has probably done something wrong Colleagues became suspicious when he started acting strangely. Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 1a feeling that someone or something cannot be trusted suspicious of: People are often suspicious of strangers. Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 1b showing that you believe someone has done something wrong or cannot be trusted a suspicious glance/look Synonyms and related words To not trust or believe someone or something disbelieve distrust mistrust 2 making you believe that something is wrong, dangerous, or illegal Customers noticed a suspicious package by the door. There’s something rather suspicious about this. suspicious circumstances: The brothers died in suspicious circumstances. Synonyms and related words Making you feel worried serious severe grave
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