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Meanings of less suspicious in English

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Usage of less suspicious in English
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Russia showed herself not less suspicious of French diplomacy for similar reasons.
Greece and the Allies, 1914-1922
2
After I told them I was a journalist they were less suspicious.
Reuters
3
I need to be corrupt in order to be less suspicious.
Night of knives
4
Probably in the early afternoon, when visitors look a whole lot less suspicious.
The burglar who traded ted williams
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So when their radios go fully out, they'll be less suspicious.
Map of bones
6
A less suspicious woman than she was had surely never lived.
The Call of the Blood
7
Had she been clumsy, would you not have been less suspicious of her?
Sandra Belloni — Volume 5
8
Because of that, users tend to be far less suspicious of messages they receive.
The Irish Times
9
The praise of Gomara is less suspicious than the censure of Fernandez.]
History of the Conquest of Peru / With a Preliminary View of the...
10
There is nothing so disarming as conventionality-andnothing less suspicious.
In Kedar's Tents
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The 2009 Lions, however, have already proved a welcome throwback to a less suspicious age.
The Guardian
12
I liked this position because, besides being much less suspicious, it worked different muscle groups.
Chelsea chelsea bang bang
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It made his superiors, and those in the Soviet Union reviewing his activities, less suspicious.
Agent 6
14
Bram had grown less suspicious as the time passed.
Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1930
15
His manner was less suspicious than she had expected.
Provenance
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It will look less suspicious than from a hotel.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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