Portuguese
intuição Synonyms
Examples for "suspicion"
Examples for "suspicion"
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Officers on Monday raided his home on suspicion of abuse of power.
2
But the suspicion pricked her: perhaps the truth was far less noble.
3
Local recruits are less likely to attract suspicion in their home countries.
4
A journalist was arrested in Britain today on suspicion of computer hacking.
5
Police said they had arrested the group on suspicion of aggravated trespass.
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But since he couldn't put this hunch into words, he said nothing.
2
When I left this morning, I thought I'd check out a hunch.
3
Therefore I followed my hunch likewise I followed Charmaine around the corner.
4
He can't wait to tell Gladdy how her hunch was so right.
5
The hunch in this space proved correct in that respect at least.
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It's not quite right, but that's such good intuition for an Emotional.
2
As a result, I have developed a very keen sense of intuition.
3
Is that why you tend to trust your intuition over market research?
4
Increasingly, research supports the intuition that hateful speech leads to hateful acts.
5
My intuition had been correct; we had come to meet our ordeal.
6
Harry went with good old-fashioned intuition and separated Dale from the group.
7
He becomes increasingly clear in intuition, in perceptions, and in spiritual vision.
8
The clearest evidence of intuition is in the works of great artists.
9
The beautiful produces its effect by mere intuition; the truth demands study.
10
And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.
11
His knowledge was immense, his grasp of a case was an intuition.
12
It was a young Pirlo's intuition and incision that set it up.
13
He had read that women have intuition in affairs of the heart.
14
The way you can strengthen your intuition is to take it seriously.
15
Looking for the splinters of intuition that might give me an answer.
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He was no longer justified in relying on his impressions and intuition.
