suspect
suspect.01 - potential belief, expectation, often of something negative
SUSPECT-V NOTES: Frames file for 'suspect' based on financial subcorpus; adjectival 'suspicious' based on BOLT-4,5, medi-seedcorpus. Member of VNcls conjecture-29.5-1, consider-29.9-2, suspect-81. (from suspect.01-v)SUSPICION-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on suspect-v.01. Corresponds to VNcls conjecture-29.5-1, consider-29.9-2, suspect-81. (from suspicion.01-n)
SUSPICIOUS-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from suspicious.01-j)
SUSPICIOUS-J NOTES: Should only be used with this sense when discussing a particular suspicion
SUSPECT-J NOTES: Based on medcal notes. Comparison with suspect.01. Framed by Nick and Katie. (from suspect.01-j)
Aliases:
suspect (v.)
suspicion (n.)
suspicious (j.)
have_suspicion (l.)
suspicion (n.)
suspicious (j.)
have_suspicion (l.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: suspecter
ARG1-PPT: suspicion: what arg0 thinks
ARG2-VSP: attributive: entity arg1 suspects something of
ARG1-PPT: suspicion: what arg0 thinks
ARG2-VSP: attributive: entity arg1 suspects something of
suspect-v: just transitive
Mark Shepperd , an analyst at UBS Phillips & Drew in London , said , ``
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suspectrel
( the departure ) will be fairly irrelevant for the companyARG1
.suspect-v: passive extraction
Those employeesARG2
are suspectedrel
of illegally gaining an estimated $ 376.8 millionARG1
, the prosecutor was quoted as saying by the Excelsior news service .ARG0 and ARG2 and ARG1
So , it is extremely ridiculous and unscientific to blame and
suspectrel
the car and the car manufacturerARG2
for such an accidentARG1
.suspicion-n: args 0 and 1
hisARG0
suspicionrel
that the unrecognized inflationary culprit is the budget surplusARG1
suspicion-n: ars 0 and 2
theirARG0
suspicionsrel
of each otherARG2
suspicious-j: args 1, 2, common in medical
ThisARG2
is suspiciousrel
for a renal cell carcinomaARG1
.suspect-j: args 1 and 2
ThisARG2
is suspectrel
for diseaseARG1
.suspicious
suspicious.02 - being prone to distrust, paranoia
Split from suspect-01 by Tim on 2016-2-16Aliases:
suspicious (j.)
suspiciousness (n.)
suspiciousness (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: suspecter
ARG1-PPT: entity viewed suspiciously
ARG2-PRD: act by which arg0 expresses suspicion, e.g. a glance
ARG1-PPT: entity viewed suspiciously
ARG2-PRD: act by which arg0 expresses suspicion, e.g. a glance
suspicious-j
It would have to be explained in great predictive detail for me to consider it , and
even thenARGM-TMP
IARG0
wouldARGM-MOD
be highlyARGM-EXT
suspiciousrel
.suspicious-j
Many peopleARG0
are suspiciousrel
of lobbyistsARG1
suspicious.03 - questionable; exhibiting shady, sketchy characteristics
Split from suspect-01 by Tim on 2016-2-16Aliases:
suspicious (j.)
suspect (j.)
suspect (j.)
Roles:
ARG1-PPT: thing or event acting in ways that evoke suspicion
suspicious-j
The security guards look out for any
suspiciousrel
activityARG1
suspicious-n arg2 as subject
I 'll be honest , though :
overly perfect - looking foodARG1
is suspiciousrel
to meARGM-ADV
.AMR only adverbial functions
Timmy was
suspiciouslyrel
silentARG1
about the missing cookies