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Meanings of slightest suspicion in English
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Usage of slightest suspicion in English
1
And in fact never had the slightest suspicion arisen in his mind.
2
The slightest suspicion must blast the exquisite flower of her tender love.
3
The governor not entertaining the slightest suspicion, sent a servant with them.
4
How the slightest suspicion could have entered her head I cannot understand.
5
You have not the slightest suspicion that your opinions are somewhat antiquated.
6
Then Simmo paddled away, and Hukweem came back without the slightest suspicion.
7
Till now, I have not had the slightest suspicion of this man.
8
This trick succeeded admirably, without provoking the slightest suspicion on anybody's part.
9
If you have the slightest suspicion don't wait to report to me.
10
Oh, if only I had had the slightest suspicion of all this!
11
The action appeared to be natural and did not arouse the slightest suspicion.
12
The savages seemed not to entertain the slightest suspicion of danger.
13
Gladwyn had not the slightest suspicion of evil intent, and readily admitted them.
14
To ask this question implies not the slightest suspicion or distrust.
15
The Ras, who had not the slightest suspicion, granted his request.
16
We had not the slightest suspicion of him, I need hardly tell you.
This collocation consists of:
Slightest suspicion through the time
Slightest suspicion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common