Synonyms for unsuspecting
un·sus·pect·ing

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1. unsuspecting, unsuspiciousadjective

   not suspicious

   "deceiving the unsuspecting public"

   Synonyms:
   unsuspicious

   Antonyms:
   cognizant, distrustful, cognisant, aware(p)

2. unsuspectingadjective

   (often followed by `of') not knowing or expecting; not thinking likely

   "an unsuspecting victim"; "unsuspecting (or unaware) of the fact that I would one day be their leader"

   Synonyms:
   unsuspicious

   Antonyms:
   cognisant, aware(p), cognizant, distrustful

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1. unsuspectingadjective

   Synonyms:
   unsuspicious, credulous

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1. unsuspectingadjective

   Synonyms:
   unsuspicious, gullible, credulous, indubious, unsophisticated

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1. List of paraphrases for "unsuspecting":

   gullible, naive

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1. Scott Gottlieb:

   Such operations and illegal online pharmacies take advantage of unsuspecting Americans by purporting to distribute safe and effective imported drugs, at least some of which are instead expired, mislabeled, subject to recalls or potentially counterfeit and that are provided outside of the closed American distribution system meant to protect patient safety.

2. Dan Gainor:

   This is n’t about people of color, this is about people of crime and keeping violent ex-cons away from unsuspecting college students.

3. Orange County California:

   These dealers are essentially handing a loaded gun to unsuspecting victims knowing that they will probably die and they don't care.

4. John Sampson:

   It is these one-sided immigration marriage fraud schemes that cause the most damage to unsuspecting U.S. citizens and their families, they are abused emotionally, financially, psychologically and, often times, physically. And no one seems to be interested in stopping this heinous crime.

5. James Rauh:

   This is a national emergency. America’s young adults — thousands of unsuspecting Americans — are being poisoned, it is widely known that illicit fentanyl is driving the massive spike in drug-related deaths. A new approach to this catastrophe is needed.