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I harbour doubts

with distrust

to admit of doubt

with suspicion

hold in suspicion

the condition of doubtfulness

To have doubt.

be open to question

to have a doubt

Suspicion falls on one

a large amount of doubt

doubtful

to fall under suspicion―incur suspicion―be suspected

Doubts arise in my mind.

to suspect one （of a crime）

to be suspected―incur suspicion―fall under suspicion

a feeling of suspicion

come under suspicion

feelings of doubt

a sneaking suspicion

It admits of no doubt

well-founded suspicions

a suspected person

with suspicion

have doubts about

the state or quality of being suspicious

without question

to appear to be dubious

distrust

of a condition of being suspicious