To remove suspicion.

He afterwards opened negotiations with the Portuguese, and reached an agreement with them that removed suspicion from the clergy and other Christians.

You can forbid guns, but you can't search out and remove the venom and suspicion of a hundred years of war.

'To remove suspicion; to make your search realistic.'

She called for help and was careful to say 'he shot me' so as to remove suspicion from the housekeeper.

The guilt-ridden Munya Mardor continued to work at the port in order to remove suspicion from himself.

It was designed to give enough information about the, Synapsifier to remove suspicion on the part of possible Imperial spies without giving any real encouragement to volunteers.

After that, neither release nor acquittal for insufficient evidence would have removed suspicion from most men's minds.

"The theft of her antiquities was a blind, then, to remove suspicion from her?"

At least one person who provided an account of Mr. Fleischer's role did so in the belief that it would remove suspicion from Mr. Fleischer.