Nobody at the scene of the crime...

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi you all

  • Does the sentence ‘Nobody who was at the scene of the crime is above suspicion’ mean the same as ‘Everyone who was at the scene of the crime is under suspicion.’?

Thanks
Alexandro

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No; it means that they could be, potentially.

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Thanks again!

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I’ve corrected the title of the thread.