| deep suspicion | 4.61 | We have our deep suspicions. | ||
| mutual suspicion | 4.15 | The disagreement reflects mutual suspicion. | ||
| widespread suspicion | 3.03 | There are widespread suspicions he is being held in Iran. | ||
| public suspicion | 2.83 | Public suspicion initially fell on the military. | ||
| strong suspicion | 2.50 | But it raises a strong suspicion. | ||
| growing suspicion | 2.17 | There is growing suspicion in Washington that the sales took place. | ||
| reasonable suspicion | 1.84 | Reasonable suspicion is a lower legal standard. | ||
| initial suspicion | 1.65 | It may explain the initial suspicion of outsiders. | ||
| immediate suspicion | 1.32 | But Yuzhin escaped immediate suspicion. | ||
| lingering suspicion | 1.18 | Despite lingering suspicion of outsiders, tourism is growing. | ||
| similar suspicion | 1.18 | Political dissent provokes similar suspicion. | ||
| old suspicion | 1.05 | Still, old suspicions die hard. | ||
| early suspicion | 0.92 | Over the years, much of this early suspicion fell away. | ||
| increasing suspicion | 0.92 | As news of his triptych spread, he fell under increasing suspicion. | ||
| great suspicion | 0.86 | Here they treated hops with great suspicion. | ||
| mere suspicion | 0.86 | What is not enough... is mere suspicion. | ||
| nagging suspicion | 0.79 | A nagging suspicion that we live in lesser times. | ||
| sneaking suspicion | 0.79 | I have a sneaking suspicion that they are going to succeed. | ||
| worst suspicion | 0.79 | The worst suspicions harbored by Yankee fans were true. | ||
| long-held suspicion | 0.72 | The return of capital punishment has reinforced the long-held suspicion that New York is not one state but two. |