Above suspicion Meaning in English
expression
Definition
If someone or something is "above suspicion," they are considered so honest or trustworthy that no one thinks they could have done anything wrong.
Usage & Nuances
Used formally and in journalism, especially for trusted people (like police, judges, or leaders). Often appears with 'no one is above suspicion' (anyone can be doubted). Not used for everyday mistakes—more about serious trust.
Example Sentences
The judge was considered above suspicion by everyone.
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Her record was above suspicion, so everyone trusted her.
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They believed the company was above suspicion until the scandal happened.
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No politician should ever be considered above suspicion.
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For years, his reputation was above suspicion—until the truth came out.
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Just because he's the boss doesn't mean he's above suspicion.
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