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Meanings of disarm suspicion in English

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Usage of disarm suspicion in English
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He was shrewd enough to disarm suspicion as to the graver charge.
The Circular Staircase
2
Best then, to disarm suspicion by playing the game wholly in the open.
The Purchase Price; Or, The Cause of Compromise
3
Our silk hats would disarm suspicion in even more exclusive neighborhoods.
Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
4
Besides that, he may have an idea it would disarm suspicion.
Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls
5
His explanation about the umbrella was made up to disarm suspicion.
An Unsocial Socialist
6
But the fact that he had a young companion tended to disarm suspicion.
The Young Bank Messenger
7
Stay where you are; show a bold front, and that will disarm suspicion.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
8
Their walk was unsteady, but their faces so benign as to disarm suspicion.
Literary Lapses
9
Yes; it will disarm suspicion if you are with me.
Paul the Peddler; Or, The Fortunes of a Young Street Merchant
10
He had by nature a temperament fitted for conspiracy and planned to disarm suspicion.
Paul Patoff
11
Honestly, Bab, I was only doing it to disarm suspicion.
Bab: A Sub-Deb
12
He could hope to disarm suspicion only by moving with the utmost boldness and unconcern.
Green Fancy
13
The same far-sighted policy directed the conspirators to disarm suspicion by peculiarly obedient and orderly conduct.
Black Rebellion: Five Slave Revolts
14
This was a bold stroke to disarm suspicion.
Princess Maritza
15
On the evening of the 3d I retired to bed very early, in order to disarm suspicion.
The Story of a Bad Boy
16
It was easy for him to imitate my writing, and the signature of D'Angely would disarm suspicion.
For The Admiral
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