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Meanings of misgiving in English
Synonyms
Examples for "suspicion"
Examples for "suspicion"
1
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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Blair's approach worked wonders initially, but it soon led to public distrust.
2
For some, broker distrust is simply one more reason to steer clear.
3
Corbyn is steeped in socialist distrust of institutions that uphold free markets.
4
Fear and distrust are part of the fabric of Northern Ireland politics.
5
Discusses national polls concerning Nixon: most Americans distrust him but fear impeachment.
1
Fear, mistrust linger in Ferguson despite reform efforts by police FERGUSON, Mo.
2
Analysts say mistrust between India and Pakistan has fuelled conflict in Afghanistan.
3
The weak generally mistrust the justice and the reason of the strong.
4
They hope to draw a line under a period of bitter mistrust.
5
And North Korea is exploiting the current high levels of Sino-American mistrust.
Usage of misgiving in English
1
And they were harder for the pity and misgiving in his heart.
2
But she is already in some trouble and misgiving about the past.
3
I came to the Druid order reluctantly and served with constant misgiving.
4
But it was the presence of Jennie that caused the most misgiving.
5
But he had considerable misgiving about the expediency of this last wish.
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But he returned to Fingal with a sense of sadness and misgiving.
7
He was beside himself, triumphant and yet in a fever of misgiving.
8
Her seeming indecision was, in fact, more than indecision: it was misgiving.
9
In the face of the old hunter's misgiving, Aldous prepared to leave.
10
But it must not be inferred that the girl had no misgiving.
11
From the prolonged silence that followed I felt a sense of misgiving.
12
Marcia is checked in her onslaught, and a half-misgiving comes to her.
13
Another self-evident fact caused the missionary less misgiving than would be supposed.
14
As I handed the glass to Fritz, I felt a sudden misgiving.
15
For her, indeed, the whole affair was full of mystery and misgiving.
16
We all tried resolutely to dismiss memory and misgiving from our hearts.
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Translations for misgiving
Misgiving through the time
Misgiving across language varieties
United Kingdom
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