Objective
Suspicion
Suspicion noun - A feeling or attitude that one does not know the truth, truthfulness, or trustworthiness of someone or something.
Objective and suspicion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Objective" instead a noun "Suspicion".
Nearby Words: suspicious, suspiciously
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- The Un Twist; the early suspicion that all this is happening inside the head of Colin Whisterfield and has no external objective reality.
Source: Literature / Boneland - There is suspicion that the process isn't as objective as it's supposed to be, particularly after Varno Zhoule was matched with a woman who wasn't interested in him and was in fact already married to another man — who is now the chief suspect in Zhoule's murder.
Source: Literature / Tomorrow Town - Then there's Dean in "The End", in which he kills a man—one of his own soldiers—in cold blood for suspicion of being infected with the zombie plague and sends his oldest friend to die so as to get a shot at his objective.
Source: Jerkass / Live-Action TV
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