Pronunciation: /ʌnsəˈspɛktɪŋ/
noun a person who is not aware of or expecting something
A1 The unsuspecting walked right into the surprise party.
A2 The unsuspecting were caught off guard by the sudden change in weather.
B1 The unsuspecting victim was targeted by the scam artist.
B2 The unsuspecting tourist fell for the pickpocket's distraction.
C1 The unsuspecting investors were unaware of the impending financial crisis.
C2 The unsuspecting politician was blindsided by the scandal.
adjective describing someone who is not aware of or expecting something
A1 The unsuspecting cat chased after the butterfly.
A2 The unsuspecting tourist fell for the scam.
B1 The unsuspecting employee clicked on the phishing link.
B2 The unsuspecting victim was caught off guard by the sudden attack.
C1 The unsuspecting politician was blindsided by the scandal.
C2 The unsuspecting public was unaware of the impending disaster.
formal The thief targeted unsuspecting tourists in the crowded market.
informal I can't believe she pulled that prank on the unsuspecting new guy.
slang The scammer took advantage of the unsuspecting old lady.
figurative The virus silently spread among the unsuspecting population.
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