Suspiciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUSPICIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• SUSPICIOUS, tending to arouse suspicion
• in a way that arouses suspicion or distrust
• with a cautious distrust or suspicion of someone or something
• with suspicion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tending to arouse suspicion; questionable

Words related to SUSPICIOUSLY

suspicious14

Words that contain SUSPICIOUSLY

unsuspiciously21

How to use SUSPICIOUSLY in a sentence

• A few dark logs, as usual, were lodged at the bottom, looking suspiciously like alligators or boa-constrictors.
• There he called for certain curious liquors, smelt them suspiciously before using them, and then proceeded deliberately to mix himself a peculiar drink.
• Hill took the letter suspiciously, and glared over it.
• Out of these he wakened with a start to glare around suspiciously at the others.
• He was on foot, and the few people about looked at him suspiciously.
• They did not set them at once, for no Bear will go near a thing so suspiciously new-looking.
• She seemed to be passionately desirous to go home, and had looked at him suspiciously, as if fearing he might try to hold her back.
• A fox stirred in the thicket beyond the fire and looked suspiciously at the coals and the still figure beyond them.
• One inquired suspiciously why we took the name of his master.
• He was soon back again with two brutal-looking men who looked suspiciously at Balcom and then shuffled into a corner, where they conferred eagerly with Old Meg.
• Then he too started slightly and looked at the miller a little suspiciously, and, though he said nothing, his face darkened.
• She asked the strangest questions about Julian Gray, and shook her head suspiciously when they told her that he was absent from the house.
• Sanderson saw her turn from Miss Bransford and look at the young man piteously, her lips quivering suspiciously.
• Sam Jones was a sturdy-looking fellow of middle age, with a suspiciously red nose.
• The Customs officers had eyed him suspiciously at the border.
• The events of Europe come to us so late, and so suspiciously, that observations on them would certainly be stale, and possibly wide of their actual state.
• He watched us for a moment suspiciously, and then gave a bolt.
• She turned to him again, and he perceived that her eyes were shining now suspiciously.
• Cuthbert thought it suspiciously quiet, knowing how it often grows calm before a storm.
• Ruth rose in the morning, after some of those protracted sessions, suspiciously quiet and subdued.
• The list of books requested by the several bureau chiefs for reference was suspiciously long.
• She thought the English governess looked at her suspiciously.
• He was aware that young Van Quintem looked at him twice suspiciously, and then settled back into his own meditations.
• Nevertheless, I was so deadly afraid of him that I saw my forty-nine fellow-passengers leave me, one after the other, while I still hesitated and eyed him suspiciously.
• There were a few young cattle scattered about in the pasture, and some of them which were lying down got up in a hurry and stared at me suspiciously as I rode along.
• It seemed to her that he eyed the pass suspiciously and when he did not return it a terror seized her.
• The bear kept one eye suspiciously on the men and the other on the distant shore, and gave every indication of great perturbation of spirit.
• Was it the psychological moment at last? Then suddenly their horses, that had been sniffing the air suspiciously, stopped.

Similar words containing SUSPICIOUS without suffix ly

suspicious14 unsuspicious16 oversuspicious21 suspiciousness18 unsuspiciously21 suspiciousnesse19 suspiciousnesses20

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