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UK//ˈsʌspekt//US//ˈsʌspɛkts//

Meaning of Suspects

Individuals thought to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing.

In simple words: People believed to have done something wrong.

Suspects in a sentence

  • The police brought in several __suspects__ for questioning.
  • There were multiple __suspects__ in the robbery case.
  • Authorities have identified __suspects__ based on the evidence.

How to use Suspects

Used in legal contexts or everyday discussions about someone thought to be guilty. Not suitable for light-hearted topics.

Grammar pattern

suspect + object

Memory hint

Sounds like 'sus-pects' — think of people you suspect doing something sneaky.

Related words

Collocations with Suspects

  • main suspects
  • prime suspects
  • suspects in custody

Synonyms for Suspects

  • accused
  • persons of interest
  • potential criminals

Opposites of Suspects

  • innocents
  • victims

Common mistakes with Suspects

  • Confusing with 'suspected' which is the past tense.
  • Using 'suspect' as a noun instead of 'suspects' in plural form.
  • Mixing up 'suspects' with 'suspcions'.

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Frequently asked questions about Suspects

What does Suspects mean?

People believed to have done something wrong.

What is the definition of Suspects?

Individuals thought to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing.

How do you use Suspects in a sentence?

The police brought in several __suspects__ for questioning.

Can you give another example of Suspects?

There were multiple __suspects__ in the robbery case.

What are synonyms for Suspects?

Common alternatives include accused, persons of interest, potential criminals.

What is the opposite of Suspects?

Opposite meanings include innocents, victims.

What words go with Suspects?

It commonly pairs with main suspects, prime suspects, suspects in custody.

What are common mistakes when using Suspects?

Confusing with 'suspected' which is the past tense. Using 'suspect' as a noun instead of 'suspects' in plural form. Mixing up 'suspects' with 'suspcions'.

How do you pronounce Suspects?

US: //ˈsʌspɛkts//, UK: //ˈsʌspekt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Suspects?

Used in legal contexts or everyday discussions about someone thought to be guilty. Not suitable for light-hearted topics.