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Meanings of so unsuspicious in English

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Usage of so unsuspicious in English
1
He has no idea it is a ghost: he is so unsuspicious.
Told After Supper
2
She was so magnanimous, so unsuspicious, so full of all nobility.
The Golden House
3
I find their present Government so unsuspicious, so genuinely altruistic.
The Great Prince Shan
4
The Indians were so unsuspicious of danger, that two of them unhesitatingly came on board.
Peter Stuyvesant, the Last Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam
5
Everything looked so calm, so prosperous, so unsuspicious.
A Confederacy of Dunces
6
I began to feel shame: she was so unsuspicious, and what good was I doing here?
The End of the Affair
7
The fawn was so trusting, so unsuspicious, that a feeling of pity came to the young hunter.
The Daughter of the Chieftain : the Story of an Indian Girl
8
Was she indeed so unsuspicious of the quicksand on which stood the fair temple of her hopes in marriage?
At the Mercy of Tiberius
9
Never was she so unsuspicious.
Animal Heroes
10
Her transparent duplicity, which could impose on no one, not even so unsuspicious a nature as mine, hurt me to the quick.
The Lowest Rung / Together with The Hand on the Latch, St. Luke'...
11
I would not have cared if I had killed him in strife-butin cold blood, and he so unsuspicious of his doom!
Roughing It in the Bush
12
He wanted to ask how they had come to suspect Mateo when they had seemed so unsuspicious, but he let it go.
The Thunder Bird
13
The blinding tears rushed to my eyes as I heard him: in spite of his sternness, he had been so simple and so unsuspicious.
Uncle Max
14
So unsuspicious was Helen that she was sitting in the porch, with her back to the road.
Howards End
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