Challenges
Suspects and challenges are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspects" instead a verb "Challenges".
Suspects
Challenges and suspects are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Challenges" instead a verb "Suspects".
Both words in one sentence
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He challenges Quiz to a quiz, and asks several of these questions in a row, every single one of them one of these, to illustrate just how much he suspects about Quiz's motivation.
Source: Video Game / Riddle School - When the woman continually misquotes the Bible and gives completely incorrect teachings, Mary suspects the woman's secret and challenges her to show her the verse to back her claims.
Source: Never Learned to Read -
He effortlessly takes down Lombardo thugs, snatches a gun away from a would-be shooter (which he deduced would be loaded with blanks), easily plants a bug on a person who he suspects of being a mole, and directly challenges the Secretary-General of ICPO over Lupin getting blamed for murder.
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