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Meanings of divert suspicion in English

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Usage of divert suspicion in English
1
Or simply to divert suspicion away from himself and his true motives?
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
2
Had Chalker discredited me to divert suspicion from himself and his cronies?
Bones Are Forever
3
Maybe they wanted to divert suspicion, or thin out the population a bit.
Act of will
4
What better way to divert suspicion than to direct it toward someone else?
Shinjū
5
A mere nothing might divert suspicion from Chupin and direct it toward her.
The Honor of the Name
6
Death was delayed long enough, also, to divert suspicion from the real poisoner.
The Treasure-Train
7
If Cleary ran away, it would be easy to divert suspicion to him.
The Crime of the French Café and Other Stories
8
And of course, Mrs. Pierce will do all she can to divert suspicion.
The Gold Bag
9
Would the quavering slaves have presence of mind to divert suspicion?
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
10
The people of Willowfield were necessary sacrifices to cover his tracks and divert suspicion.
The river kings' road
11
Prosecutors maintained that the wily peasant had added the notes later to divert suspicion.
The monster of florence
12
The man could do no harm; indeed, he served to divert suspicion from others.
Starr, of the Desert
13
You're just trying to divert suspicion from yourself onto me!
The Dragon King’s Palace
14
It will divert suspicion, even if we are seen by Stark or your bookkeeper.
Driven from Home; Or, Carl Crawford's Experience
15
Of course, a further guard, which she asked for, to divert suspicion, was refused.
Frank's Campaign; Or, The Farm and the Camp
16
He stabbed himself later in order to divert suspicion.
Miss Marple: The Complete Short Stories
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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