English–Japanese
“suspicion” in Japanese
How to say “suspicion” in Japanese
“Suspicion” in Japanese is 疑惑 (giwaku).
Describes an uneasy belief that a person, action, or situation may conceal something improper or false.
Example sentences with 疑惑
その発言は新たな疑惑を招きました。so no hatsu gen wa ara ta na gi waku o mane ki ma shi ta
That remark raised new suspicion.
Tips for using 疑惑
- The phrase "suspicion hangs over" is commonly used when doubt affects the reputation or credibility of a person, plan, or organization.
Other Japanese words for “suspicion”
彼は詐欺の容疑で逮捕されました。kare wa sa gi no yō gi de tai ho sa re ma shi ta
He was arrested on suspicion of fraud.
