Meanings
comparative more suspicionable · superlative most suspicionable
- archaicSuspect; not trustworthy.
They [the testimonials] are worthless, if the genuineness and sincerity of the feelings expressed by their authors are fairly suspicionable.
1846, The Union magazine, volume 1, page 127
Origin
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