unsuspicious
[/ʌnsəˈspɪʃəs/]
adjective
insuspeito
1. not suspicious; not inclined to suspect or distrust others; trusting
She had an unsuspicious nature and trusted everyone she met.
Ela tinha uma natureza insuspeita e confiava em todos que conhecia.
2. not arousing or causing suspicion; innocent-appearing; above suspicion
His unsuspicious behavior made it unlikely that anyone would accuse him of the crime.
Seu comportamento insuspeito tornava improvável que alguém o acusasse do crime.
3. free from suspicion; not suspected of wrongdoing
The witness appeared unsuspicious in every way during the investigation.
A testemunha pareceu completamente insuspeita durante a investigação.
The term 'unsuspicious' is relatively formal and less frequently used in contemporary English compared to 'unsuspecting.' In Brazilian Portuguese, 'insuspeito' is employed primarily in legal, formal, and literary contexts. The word carries connotations of trustworthiness and innocence, making it useful in criminal investigations, character testimonies, and formal written communication. It is rarely used in everyday casual conversation in either language.
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