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unsuspected Definition

un·sus·pected (un′sə spektid)

adjective

not suspected; specif.,

  1. not under suspicion
  2. not imagined to be existent, probable, etc.

  • unsusceptible
  • unsuspecting
  • unsuspicious
  • unsustainable
  • unsustained
unsuspected Related Forms
un′·sus·pect·edly adverb
unsuspected Synonyms

unsuspected

modif.

  1. Undisputed

    trusted, uncontested, approved; see accepted.

  2. Unknown

    inconceived, unprecedented, improbable; see unknown 1, 2.

unsuspected Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • talent: One member displayed unsuspected comic talent with her stories of life in the classroom.
  • depth: It portrays the deep universe: it plumbs a small patch of the universe into unsuspected depths -1500 galaxies in a state of evolution.
  • way: The Gospel of Mark came into existence in a hitherto unsuspected way, which Mack claims to have uncovered in his research.
  • power: That is what dismayed me: the sense of some hitherto unsuspected power, through whose intervention my invention had vanished.
  • place: More often than not he discovered answers to such questions in the most unsuspected places.
  • aspect: Now the sense of beauty was spreading to a multitude of hitherto unsuspected aspects of the world about her.

Modifying Another Word

  • hitherto: They had broken into an ancient river channel filled with alluvial deposits whose presence was hitherto unsuspected.
  • previously: The second is an endogenous cellular gene, previously unsuspected of playing a role in cancer.
  • clinically: In elderly patients with epilepsy, clinically unsuspected cerebral infarcts are often demonstrable on CT scanning 8.
  • quite: Hidden by a pine wood as they were, they seem to have been quite unsuspected by the Martian nearest to them.
  • otherwise: By making deductions from convergence we can reveal otherwise unsuspected possibilities.
  • often: I have learned by experience that everything seems to be inter-connected in often unsuspected ways.