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Meanings of suspiciousness in English
Catalan
suspicàcia Usage of suspiciousness in English
1
Secondary analyses suggested that suspiciousness in particular was linked to suicidal ideation.
2
He talked freely, and all evidence of suspiciousness or evasiveness was absent.
3
There was no guile, no taint of suspiciousness, in Mary Otway's nature.
4
His suspiciousness, however, grew by leaps and bounds during his sojourn in London.
5
Flattened or incongruous affect, suspiciousness or aggressiveness, and anxiety were found most frequently.
6
At any rate, the aura of suspiciousness seemed to fade from her mind.
7
This suspiciousness grew with their power and was rendered frantic by being crossed.
8
There was a suspiciousness about his tone that was almost insulting.
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And the suspiciousness wore off as the drug left the bloodstream.
10
With a peasant's suspiciousness he thought every one was going to rob him.
11
Gradually his nervousness, his watchfulness, suspiciousness, tendency to start, took a definite shape.
12
Passing now from the character of trustful confidence, we take up its opposite, suspiciousness.
13
He saw into people's souls through a dark refracting suspiciousness.
14
Results: Abnormal suspiciousness or sensitivity and relationship difficulties with peers are associated with later schizophrenia.
15
Within the low-risk group, there was a significant association between violent traumas and heightened suspiciousness.
16
Thus did I learn the first lessons of suspiciousness.
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