suspect

US /səˈspɛkt/

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UK /sə'spekt/

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n.NounPerson thought to have committed a crime

He is our only suspect in the murder case

v.t.Transitive VerbTo consider someone is the one guilty of a crime

The police suspect the CEO stole some of the company’s money

v.t.Transitive VerbTo doubt or lack trust

I suspect she took my book, but I cannot prove it

adj.Adjective(Of a thing) causing doubt; suspicious

That box looks highly suspect, I don't know what is in it

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OBAMA: You know, I suspect that, on Social Security, we've got a somewhat similar position.
OBAMA: You know, I suspect that, on Social Security, we've got a somewhat similar position.
now. And one of the things I suspect Governor Romney and I probably agree on is getting
now. And one of the things I suspect Governor Romney and I probably agree on is getting

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suspect, as that of a current Porsche 911 Carrera or even
suspect, as that of a current Porsche 911 Carrera or even

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Constantly feeling like a suspect leads to the kind of shame that pathetically makes
Constantly feeling like a suspect leads to the kind of shame that pathetically makes

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We do suspect that they're playing a role.
We do suspect that they're playing a role.

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But when you suspect that, it can be a confusing situation.
But when you suspect that, it can be a confusing situation.

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cards, the participants had no idea what was happening, but by 50 cards most would suspect
cards, the participants had no idea what was happening, but by 50 cards most would suspect

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I suspect that the growth in the median pay will either stagnate or may even drop.
I suspect that the growth in the median pay will either stagnate or may even drop.