Far-fetched
Far-fetched adjective - Not likely to be true or to occur.
Suspect and far-fetched are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspect" instead an adjective phrase "Far-fetched".
Suspect
Suspect adjective - Giving good reason for being doubted, questioned, or challenged.
Usage example: since she was carrying no cash or credit cards, her claim to the store's detectives that she had intended to pay for the items was suspect
Far-fetched and suspect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Far-fetched" instead an adjective "Suspect".
Nearby Words: suspected, suspecting
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- dubious and far-fetched
- dubious and suspect
- questionable and far-fetched
- questionable and suspect
- doubtful and far-fetched
- doubtful and suspect
- queer and far-fetched
- queer and suspect
- shady and far-fetched
- shady and suspect
- flimsy and far-fetched
- flimsy and suspect
- suspicious and far-fetched
- suspicious and suspect
Both words in one sentence
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One would suspect that Dexter thought the ending of the original story was a bit far-fetched.
Source: Sherlock Scan -
One sketch has McGowan, as Creek, trying to give The Summation by coming up with increasingly far-fetched solutions implicating each unlikely suspect in turn, while ignoring a man in the corner carrying an axe, covered in blood and grinning.
Source: Series / Jonathan Creek
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