unsuspecting

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ suspecting.

Adjective

unsuspecting (comparative more unsuspecting, superlative most unsuspecting)

1. Not suspecting; without any suspicion.

   He easily shot the unsuspecting target.

   • 2008 June 20, Edward Rothstein, “Critters of a Wondrous Isle, Meet Your Friend and Foe”, in The New York Times‎^[1]:

     To unsuspecting eyes these mongoose relatives can seem eminently pettable.

Translations

Translations

• Bulgarian: неподозиращ (nepodozirašt)
• Danish: intetanende
• Dutch: nietsvermoedend (nl)
• Finnish: pahaa-aavistamaton
• French: qui ne se doute de rien
• Georgian: ეჭვმიუტანელი (eč̣vmiuṭaneli)
• Greek: ανυποψίαστος (el) (anypopsíastos)
• Hungarian: gyanútlan (hu)
• Irish: neamh-amhrasach
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: intetanende

• Persian: از همه جا بی خبر, بی‌خبر (bi-xabar)
• Polish: niepodejrzewający
• Spanish: desprevenido, incauto (es), imprevisor (es), impróvido (es), insospechante
• Swedish: aningslös (sv), intet ont anande, omisstänksam
• Urdu: بے خبر (be-xabar)