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Above/beyond suspicion

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Absolute IntegrityPlay
The phrase suggests someone is so honest that others cannot doubt them. SlideThe charity's operations were above suspicion, showcasing their absolute integrity.
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Not Just InnocentPlay
It means more than not guilty; it implies there's not even a hint of wrongdoing. SlideEven after intense scrutiny, the official remained beyond suspicion.
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Context MattersPlay
The phrase is often used in legal, professional, or moral discussions about someone's conduct. SlideAs a witness, her testimony was above suspicion due to her expertise and neutrality.