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What does suspicious mean?

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Suspicious means having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something.
It also means to cause someone that he is dishonest or questionable.
It also means to have the impression that someone is involved in a suspicious activity.
To have or show a curious distrust in something or someone.

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