arouse suspicion
excite suspicion

There was no reason therefore why our appearance should excite suspicion.

He knew that his lingering tactics would excite suspicion below.

It looks enough like a trunk not to excite suspicion.

Here, however, after a long and very deliberate scrutiny, I saw nothing to excite particular suspicion.

Cliff wouldn't excite suspicion if he happened to be going in the direction of the mill.

"Do you see anything about those batteries that would excite suspicion?"

They didn't excite enough suspicion for the police to halt them.

Drive a sharp bargain so as not to excite suspicion, but her.

Pick up a victim; take him along at an easy pace, so as not to excite suspicion.