The phrase "almost suspicious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or behavior that seems to have some elements of suspicion but is not fully suspicious.
Example: "Her overly friendly demeanor was almost suspicious, making me wonder if she had an ulterior motive."
Alternatives: "somewhat dubious" or "nearly questionable".
He admits his failures with almost suspicious candor.
Its unabashed prettiness felt almost suspicious in context, which may well have been the intended effect.
are all so engrossing and so creatively untrammeled that it's almost suspicious.
Spring 2009: Ann Demeulemeester's open-toe lace-up heels came down the runway and the quiet, almost suspicious stirring that precedes a full-blown frenzy began.
But these successes are based on the export of such basic resources that Western consumers, attuned to China's conspicuous brands and advances, are almost suspicious, he said.
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"They say this is a war, but is it?" Several high-ranking Haitian law enforcement officials said they almost never got advance word about suspicious incoming planes.
On 3 December, another American Sikh, Valarie Kaur, was almost pulled off a flight after a man complained about suspicious activity while she was using her breast-pump.
Suspicions about the death of John Paul I mean that deaths and elections of fictional pontiffs are almost always suspicious.
Saum said she was almost as suspicious of the Republicans as she was of the Democrats, but that Huckabee was someone she felt she could believe in.
But she and other Russians, almost genetically suspicious of official pronouncements, have largely accepted explanations that the lag in reporting deaths stems from double-checking of casualty lists.
