Sensación callada de que algo es cierto.
A quiet feeling that something is true.
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See how the word “ligera sospecha” is used in sentences
Tengo la ligera sospecha de que él lo sabía. — I have a sneaking suspicion he knew.
Tengo la corazonada de que ella sabe mi secreto. — I have a sneaking suspicion that she knows my secret.
¿Tienes alguna ligera sospecha sobre el retraso? — Do you have a sneaking suspicion about the delay?
¿Alguna vez te da una corazonada sobre sus intenciones? — Do you ever get a sneaking suspicion about his motives?
Una ligera sospecha la mantuvo despierta hasta la mañana. — A sneaking suspicion kept her awake till morning.
Su corazonada resultó ser cierta al final. — His sneaking suspicion turned out to be right after all.
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