suspiciously
suspiciously
adv.
P. ὑπόπτως.
adv.
P. ὑπόπτως.
SUSPICIOUSLY
suspiciose (e.g. dicere aliquid. i.e. so as to excite a suspicion against somebody in the minds of one’s hearers Cic.).
suspiciose (e.g. dicere aliquid. i.e. so as to excite a suspicion against somebody in the minds of one’s hearers Cic.).
suspiciously:
I. Like one who suspects: Phr.: to look s. at any one, *aliquem cum suspicione intueri: to speak s., *more suspicantis dicere.
II. In a way to excite suspicion: suspīciōsē, -ius: Cic. Rosc. Am. 20, 55.
I. Like one who suspects: Phr.: to look s. at any one, *aliquem cum suspicione intueri: to speak s., *more suspicantis dicere.
II. In a way to excite suspicion: suspīciōsē, -ius: Cic. Rosc. Am. 20, 55.