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Meanings of become suspicious in English

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Usage of become suspicious in English
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Some apothecaries might become suspicious if asked for certain combinations of goods.
Thief of lives
2
Sophie probably took the rope down so that nobody would become suspicious.
The hangman's daughter
3
He never hurries the fish, lest they become suspicious of his bait.
Applied Psychology for Nurses
4
But, as soon as the will was produced, Hurst would become suspicious.
The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
5
They become suspicious and hard, determined never to trust any one again.
The Foundations of Personality
6
Without the vision to anticipate...she wouldn't become suspicious without good reason.
Dark rivers of the heart
7
If he moved, he thought it possible that an elephant would become suspicious.
Folktales from africa: the baboons who went this way and that
8
Edra will become suspicious if she does not answer her summons.
When darkness comes
9
Cary would only reschedule if I canceled; would become suspicious if I refused.
After the fall
10
He had become suspicious of nature; these, at least, he had long known.
The Solitary of Juan Fernandez, or the Real Robinson Crusoe
11
Hippias escaped harm, but the event caused him to become suspicious and severe.
General History for Colleges and High Schools
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He hasn't mentioned the black-haired woman to his wife, lest she become suspicious.
The new yorker
13
I have had so many experiences with men that I have become suspicious.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
14
If she didn't show for the meeting, then the others would become suspicious.
Worlds of Honor
15
The officer's tone had suddenly become suspicious, but John was prepared.
The Hosts of the Air
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Now it was the turn of governments to become suspicious.
The Long War
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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