In question
In question adjective - Open to doubt or suspicion.
Suspiciously and in question are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspiciously" instead an adverb phrase "In question".
Suspiciously
Suspiciously adverb - With distrust.
In question and suspiciously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In question" instead an adverb "Suspiciously".
Nearby Words: suspicion, suspicious
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- The resulting explosion will be suspiciously similar to that of an atom bomb, or at least large enough to blow the vehicle/facility in question to pieces.
Source: Going Critical - Could also count as a Take That to other Sci-Fi writers — the book in question sounds suspiciously like Asimov's Stars, Like Dust.
- Used in one episode of TMNT: Fast Forward, in which the MacGuffin in question is a piece of revolutionary technology which, by coincidence, looks suspiciously like a coffee maker.
Source: Fakin' MacGuffin
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